Conservation leadership
Leading regional conservation programmes, protected area management and strategic partnerships.
Conservation science · Africa
Science for wild landscapes
Conservation scientist and regional programme leader working across ten African countries in biodiversity, geospatial analysis and climate resilience.
About
About me
Conservation science, applied where the decisions get made.
I am a conservation scientist and regional programme leader with over a decade of experience in biodiversity conservation, applied ecological research, geospatial analysis and climate resilience across Africa. My work sits where three things meet: rigorous field science, spatial technology, and the practical realities of getting conservation done on the ground.
Record
Impact by the numbers
A decade of conservation work across the continent.
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Years of experience
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African countries
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Giraffes translocated
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Conservancies supported
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Projects managed
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Professionals trained
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Strategic partnerships
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Publications and reports
Practice
What I do
Four pillars that run through every programme I lead.
Research, innovation & One Health
Designing and implementing applied ecological research that informs conservation decisions.
GIS, remote sensing & spatial analytics
Using geospatial technologies, AI and satellite imagery to solve conservation challenges.
Climate, biodiversity & nature finance
Developing evidence-based solutions for climate resilience, biodiversity monitoring and sustainable landscapes.
Selected work
Featured projects
Field research, spatial analysis and multi-country programmes.
Wildlife underpass research
Assessing whether engineered crossings restore connectivity for large mammals, using camera-trap monitoring and movement data to shape infrastructure design.
Road ecology
Mapping roadkill hotspots and modelling collision risk along major corridors, translating spatial patterns into mitigation priorities for transport authorities.
Regional giraffe conservation
Multi-country work supporting population monitoring, habitat assessment and the translocation of giraffes to re-establish and reinforce populations.
GIS and remote sensing systems
Habitat suitability models, land-cover change monitoring and Earth Engine pipelines that put current data in the hands of the people managing the landscape.
Let us solve a conservation problem together
Programme leadership, applied research, spatial analysis and capacity building for governments, NGOs, research institutions and donors.