My name is VImbainashe Eunick Chitauro, a conservationist from Zimbabwe specializing in Conservation education. From a young age, I have been passionate about working with wildlife, and as I progressed in my career, I have come to understand the crucial link between wildlife and communities. My goal is to educate and equip the next generation with the knowledge and skills to become future custodians of biodiversity, carrying forward the important work already being done. With over 4 years of experience in the conservation field, I have had the privilege of educating over 5000 children and community members on conservation matters. I am eager to connect with conservationists from around the world to make a significant impact together. I believe that through collaboration, we can make a difference in preserving our planet's wildlife and natural resources.

Hello everyone, my name is Petra, a recent graduate in wildlife management and tourism studies (BSc honours) with the University of Namibia. Throughout my studies I delved into fascinating world of wildlife and its conservation, while also gaining insights into the dynamic field of tourism. I am hopping and striving to further my studies in the field of wildlife forensics if a post graduate opportunity arises.  In addition to wanting to pursue my studies, I am eager to jumpstart my career and contribute to conservation efforts, whether it be through research, community engagement, sustainable tourism practices or entrepreneurship. One of my favourite aspects of conservation is volunteering, I enjoy participating in workshops and training programs that allow me to continuously learn and explore new routes within this field. For the past two years I have had the privilege of volunteering in several different conservation-oriented projects.  I am based in Namibia, a country known for its rich wildlife and diverse ecosystems. I am fortunate to have access to such an incredible environment, and it has fuelled my desire to actively take part in its conservation. in addition to that, I live in an area surrounded by national parks and conservancies, which serves as a constant reminder of the incredible biodiversity we must protect. The abundance of natural beauty has truly ignited my passion for conservation, as I witness firsthand the importance of preserving these precious ecosystems. For instance, I have been an active member of a communal conservancy, whereby natural resources have been used to improve the livelihood of the communities.  In addition, I am currently working as a research assistant in Applied ethnography, transforming the lives of school dropouts’ youth, through engaging them in ethnomusicological activities and empowering them in natural recourse management. Furthermore, I have been involved in research on value addition of natural resources. Outside of my work and studies, I have a great love for visiting new places & mostly camping, being immersed in nature, sleeping under the stars, and waking up to sounds of wildlife. By joining the wild hub, I hope to establish connections with professionals in the conservation field. I am eager to learn from their experiences, expand my network, and find potential mentors who can guide me in my career journey. I am equally keen to share my experiences with other members of wild hub community. Thank you.

I am an enthusiastic wildlife and environmental conservationist, dedicated to promoting sustainable environmental practices across various levels of the community. My areas of expertise include community mobilization, facilitation, research, and stakeholder engagement. Currently, I am working on a climate change adaptation project focused on promoting sustainable livelihoods and strengthening law enforcement in Zambia.

I'm an aspiring conservationist scientist focusing on biological invasives and looking to expand my knowledge and expertise within the sector. 

An avid conservationist, I joined the BCP team as Conservation Manager in June 2021. With a deep love and passion for wildlife, conservation, and all things outdoors, I always knew I was destined to join the conservation field. Graduated from Tshwane University of Technology in South Africa where after studying Game Ranch Management, before going on to work in the private sector. I've spent the last few years focusing on improving the local South African stock of sable, roan, rhino, buffalo, wild dog, and the restocking of Southern African sable and wild dog populations. Apart from being a conservationist, I'm an enthusiastic equestrian.

I am a Conservationist from South Africa. I have experience in wildlife research, ecology monitoring and community development. My future goal is to work with big cats and change the perception that most people have about big cats.

Bryn Phoshoko is a versatile conservationist professional with extensive expertise in Protected Area Management and Law Enforcement. A dynamic and multifaceted individual, Bryn Phoshoko seamlessly integrates Agile Project Management skills with a fervor for Geographic Information Systems (GIS), ensuring the effective preservation of natural habitats. As a committed advocate for climate action, Bryn Phoshoko leverages cutting-edge technology to create sustainable solutions that address the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. With a keen eye for wildlife photography, Bryn Phoshoko captures the beauty and urgency of conservation efforts, inspiring others to join the cause. Currently expanding into the realm of cybersecurity, Bryn Phoshoko aspires to bridge the gap between environmental science and technology, recognizing the critical role that secure data management plays in modern conservation strategies. Let's connect to explore the dynamic intersection of Data Science, Conservation, and Agile Methodologies, and drive positive environmental impact together.