Dignity is an accountant by training with over a decade of experience in grant and financial management. Currently, he is working with partners to improve infrastructure at the Gonarezhou National Park in Zimbabwe towards the fulfillment of the Great Limpopo Trans-Frontier Park (GLTFP) dream that seeks to cover at least 35 000km2 of protected wilderness area. The GLTFP seeks to combine the Gonarezhou National Park in Zimbabwe, the Limpopo National Park in Mozambique, and the Kruger National Park in South Africa. Dignity has worked in the developmental sector for about 16 years with experience in helping manage about USD44 million in his career working with partners such as USAID, FCDO (formerly DFID), AusAID, UNFPA, UNITAID, and The European Commission. He has worked on many developmental causes which include rural development, WASH, Food Aid, HIV & AIDS prevention, mitigation and research, Orphaned and Vulnerable Children, the youth, Agriculture, Conservation Agriculture, Human Rights, and most recently branched into wildlife conservation. He seeks to broaden his horizon into the conservation ecosystem and to understand the developmental issues in the conservation sector. He also intends to network and share knowledge and experiences with various practitioners and actors in the sector.

I am from a maritime province called Milne Bay, in Papua New Guinea, where we have islands called "The Engineering Group of Islands, The DÉntrecasteaux Group of Islands, The Conflict Group of Islands (to name a few).  I have previous experience in industrial chemistry but in the past few years have moved into the environmental and sustainability space. I've done volunteer work with turtle conservation, mangrove conservation and have experience working in remote island communities. I would like to learn more about how community-based conservation and sustainable solutions work for different cultures and countries, and look forward to learning through shared experience here. 

Hello, I'm Yanna, a design consultant helping social and environmental impact organizations to design innovative solutions that address complex challenges. My approach combines human-centered design and behavior change strategies. I believe that understanding the drivers and barriers of human behavior in relation to environmental challenges is essential in order to design sustainable and transformative community programs that achieve conservation goals. I facilitate a design process with my clients to create tools, services and programs that drive systemic change, exploring solutions beyond campaigns and educational approaches. I am really passionate about protecting nature and wildlife. Although my design experience stems mostly from healthcare, humanitarian aid, agriculture and climate change resilience programs (see https://designfollowsinsight.com/projects/), I have also worked on developing a biodiversity monitoring and reporting innovation strategy. My goal is to apply design research methodologies and innovation in the service of wildlife and nature.

I am an aquatic biologist, communicator and environmental educator. My main interest is to investigate for the conservation of amphibians in Buenos Aires, from an educational and biological aspect.

I am currently Assistant Project Officer in the Stakeholder Engagement Team, in Community and Environmental Services at Norfolk County Council, where I am working on the Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Norfolk, in England,  I am also supporting a WWF funded Creative Engagement Community Nature Project. For the past fourteen years I have worked in my spare time, with my partner, creating a five acre wildlife habitat at our home in Norfolk, in the midst of intensively farmed land. We now have barn owls, little owls, badgers, hare, water vole, cuckoos, weasels, yellow hammer and so much more regularly on our land, and some have made permanent homes here. I am a career switcher, having worked in television production for most of my life, for many years at a charity which engaged with the Deaf community, commissioning programmes in British Sign Language. Two years ago I completed the Wild Team course on project management which helped me to start on my new career path, along with volunteering for the RSPB and a local nature reserve. 

Ebrima Jonga: A Public Administrator with a Passion for Development I am Ebrima Jonga, a highly motivated and results-oriented public administrator with a strong background in community engagement and international development. My academic qualifications in Public Administration, combined with my internship experiences in Indonesia and The Gambia, have equipped me with the skills and knowledge to contribute to positive change on both a local and global scale. My Strengths: ·         Multilingual Communication: I am fluent in English, Indonesian, Mandinka, and Wollof, allowing me to connect with diverse communities and navigate cross-cultural environments effectively. ·         Community Engagement: I have a proven track record of success in mobilizing communities, as demonstrated by my leadership in the impactful malaria awareness campaign in The Gambia. ·         Project Management: My internship experiences honed my ability to contribute to research and development projects, ensuring their efficient execution and impactful outcomes. ·         Policy and Public Relations: I possess strong administrative and communication skills, allowing me to excel in policy analysis, planning, and public relations efforts. Beyond my qualifications, I am: ·         A lifelong learner: I am constantly seeking opportunities to expand my knowledge and skillset, as evidenced by my participation in various online training programs. ·         A team player: I thrive in collaborative environments and value the power of teamwork in achieving common goals. ·         An advocate for sustainability: I am passionate about environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles and their potential to create a more just and sustainable world. I am eager to leverage my skills and enthusiasm to contribute to meaningful development initiatives.  

I am a marine conservationist / biologist whose passion for the ocean has been since I was young. I have been involved in tagging and releasing  juvenile great whites and rescued stranded sea lions. Now, I am building a Young Ambassadors Program for individuals who are looking to create their own path for marine conservation. 

I am a multihyphenate working across environmental conservation and equity spaces, serving clients with program and project design and assessment, policy advocacy, strategy, communications, and thought partnership. My firm primarily serves nonprofit and government entities, with select partnerships with mission-based for-profit companies. I bring my expertise in law, anthropology, policy, communications, and wellness to the work advancing equitable conservation.  I am also a passionate and avid SCUBA diver, coral restoration volunteer, and fundraiser aiming to advance equity in ocean conservation through local, hands-on, in-the-water work. I serve on the Advisory Board for 10% For the Ocean and volunteer regularly with the Cozumel Coral Reef Restoration Program. For more information, please visit www.silleckconsultingservices.com.

I am a vet with specialization in veterinary pathology having expertise in Falcon and Houbara. My mission is to work for the conservation of these species. As a whole, wildlife fascinates me a lot. Thus, it is a great opportunity to be a part of the WildHub community.

As an environmental conservationist, I specialize in Species Management through research and comprehensive Project/Programme Management, forging Partnerships and Collaborations to amplify conservation efforts. With a keen focus on Monitoring and Evaluation, I ensure the efficacy of strategies while integrating Livelihood, Economic, and Moral Incentives to foster sustainable practices. My expertise extends to Land and Water Management, mitigating human impact for ecological resilience. I excel in Human Resources, cultivating passionate teams, and securing resources through Fundraising to sustain conservation projects. Committed to Education and Training, I empower future generations for environmental stewardship, ensuring a harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature.