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Peter Lalampaa, Photo: GZT

Douglas Mpho Thamage
Program Manager, Cheetah Conservation Botswana

Peter Lalampaa, Photo: GZT

Peter Lalampaa
Regional Coordinator, Grevy's Zebra Trust, Kenya

Namfon Cutter, Photo: Jim Sanderson

Namfon Cutter
Project Manager, Fishing Cat Research and Conservation Project / Small Cat Conservation Alliance, Thailand

Agostinho Jorge

Agostinho Jorge
Field Research Assistant, Niassa Lion Project, Mozambique

Tsering Angmo

Tsering Angmo
Education Coordinator, Snow Leopard Conservancy India Trust

Leta Edea Feleke

Leta Edea Feleke
Veterinary Officer, Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Program

Forgie Wilson

Forgie Wilson
Assistant Manager and HIV/AIDS Program Coordinator, Painted Dog Conservation, Zimbabwe

Luis Hernando Soto

Luis Hernando Soto
Head of Research Programs, Fundacion Proyecto Titi, Colombia

Rinchen Wanchuk

Rinchen Wanchuk
Director for Snow Leopard Conservancy India Trust

Onesmas Kahindi

Onesmas Kahindi
Project Leader for MIKE - The Monitoring of Illegal Killing of Elephants and Save the Elephants in Kenya

Jealous Mpofu

Jealous Mpofu
Lead Tracker for Painted Dog Conservation in Zimbabwe

 


WCN Supports Two
Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders
The future looks brighter for wildlife thanks to the Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders (EWCL) program, which trains the next generation of conservation leaders. Each year WCN sponsors two participants from its international network to participate in EWCL. This April, two young men from Kenya, Peter Lalampaa of Grevy’s Zebra Trust and Jerenimo Lepirei of Save the Elephants, will travel to the U.S. to seize this opportunity. Following a highly competitive application process, EWCL brings together twenty new, emerging leaders in the wildlife conservation field for capacity-building and intense training. By nurturing future leaders, exchanging ideas, and generating tangible conservation products as part of a group campaign exercise, EWCL significantly benefits wildlife conservation around the world.
 
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