About Vimbainashe Eunick
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.
Which category below best describes the type of organisation you currently work for/or run?
Areas of expertise
Would you be willing to be approached and share your lessons learned in your area(s) of expertise with our community?
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Influencer Of
Angella Meris Kabira
Principal Natural Resources Officer, Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife
Eston Kimaswoch
Conservation Education, Participation and Awareness programs Office, Kenya Environmental Conservation Network
Wongibe Poupezo Dieudonne
Student | Field Ecologists , Aquatic Environmental Management Association (AQUAMEN) | African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization (AMMCO)
Sikela Namangolwa
Environmental Education Officer, Wildlife & Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia
Boka Kondua Dieuleveut
responsible for the sub-committee: Conservation of biodiversity and climate change of the NGO Kimbala Development., Kimbala Développement (K.D)
Keren Sophia Pereira
Project Fellow | Director of Media & Comms., WCB Research Foundation | SOLARIS Trail Cameras
Recent Comments
WildHub has helped me network with conservationists from different sectors in different parts of the world. It has given me a platform to show my work in my area of expertise. It really is a great community to be part of.
Hello dear VImbainashe Eunick Chitauro, this is indeed a challenging situation.
For you rights, it all depends on whose name the program was registered?
Was the name/logo trademarked?
Who owns the organisation by virtue of registration?
If these were not done by you, you might not pursue it legally . That does not mean all hope is lost.
You can as well resolve your differences amicably using a third party influence considering your earlier contributions.
I hope you get back into the project soon.
Best
Dr. Eby
Thank You, Dr. Eby. Unfortunately, I did not trademark or register the programme. I was working under the registered organisation. I guess my mistake was trusting that things would work out because ultimately, they didn't. I just thought that as per our discussion, things would get better when we got funding. I did not know I would get left out when funding came considering all the effort and passion I had put into creating the programme. I think it all boils down to trust within our organisations, and leaders respecting the efforts and passion that their employees put in creating different programmes. to date, that programme is doing very well. it hurts, but I am also happy that it is doing well because ultimately that is what I wanted.
what an interview!!!! inspirational and very important lessons to keep. thank you @Opeyemi Blessing Oyawale and @Vimbainashe Eunick
Thank you Sandra
What a brilliant interview! I really enjoyed reading about the conservation and human elements you discussed :)
Thank you Ali
This is an inspirational interview! I really enjoyed reading it. Loved your advice especially regarding respecting local communities, having passion, and being persistent (especially in the face of age and gender biases!).
Well done @Opeyemi Blessing Oyawale and @Vimbainashe Eunick for working on this. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Liane
Great interview @Opeyemi Blessing Oyawale and @Vimbainashe Eunick. Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks, Matt
Such an inspirational read! Thank you for sharing @Vimbainashe Eunick and @Opeyemi Blessing Oyawale!
Thanks, Zoe
Loved reading these lessons learned! Thanks so much for sharing Nicky @Vimbainashe Eunick and for facilitating the conversation and the amazing write-up Blessing @Opeyemi Blessing Oyawale !
Thanks, Thirza!