Supported strategy and storytelling development for the film Sentinels of Engaruka to celebrate traditional ecological knowledge and encourage the integration of modern technology such as GIS to improve rangeland monitoring and livelihoods in the face of climate change.

Helped create strategic knowledge products—such as roadmaps and advocacy documents—to support impactful programme development and promote community-led conservation for the protection of the Okavango River Basin.

Developed science communication products that combined traditional ecological knowledge—gathered through participatory mapping—with modern research from scientific expeditions, fostering community engagement in natural resource management and decision-making.

Monitored and evaluated behaviours, attitudes, and progress in improving market access, developing climate-resilient enterprises, fostering local ownership of sustainable natural resource management, and promoting traditional ecological knowledge for both conservation and income generation.

Contributed to the inception phase of the film Last Wild Places by conducting stakeholder research and engagement in Kenya. This included gathering data on strategies to enhance Samburu participation in land management and integrating their traditional knowledge into government plans to identify wildlife corridors and reduce wildlife killings caused by infrastructure.

Provided strategic impact guidance for diverse productions advising on goal-setting, stakeholder engagement, outcome measurement, and process optimisation. Collaborated with Senior Directors and Explorers to align project and organisational goals. 

Evaluated the impact of the film Nkashi: Race for the Okavango in inspiring local communities to celebrate and preserve traditional ecological knowledge emphasising its vital connection to enhancing livelihoods and preserving the Okavango Delta.

Supported communications and strategic knowledge management efforts to increase tolerance toward lions, mitigate HWC, and restore natural corridors while expanding a network of conservation partners across tourism, science, and other sectors to drive collective action, enhance conservation strategies, and attract financial support.

Helped shed light on the work of the Lion Guardians—unsung heroes actively preventing and mitigating human-lion conflicts in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area—by collaborating with the BBC Natural History Unit’s world-class impact storytelling team.

Led coordination and partnership development in the Serengeti ecosystem—engaging communities, NGOs, the tourism sector, conservationists, and scientists—to build local and international support for its protection through the film and outreach campaign of Serengeti: Journey to the Heart of Africa.

Designed and led a behaviour change and capacity-building programme in Northern Tanzania to promote safe hygiene and sanitation practices. Engaged communities, schools, the private sector, and local authorities while coordinating research, stakeholder collaboration, and resource management to drive lasting impact.

Helped raise awareness of Hope Spots through designing inclusive educational materials inspired by Sylvia Earle, fostering curiosity and stewardship in marine conservation, while highlighting Mission Blue’s efforts to protect 30% of oceans by 2030.

Supported the development of conservation economies by creating knowledge products and resources that facilitated community and stakeholder engagement and promoted informed decision-making.

Built a network across scientific, conservation, academic, and policy sectors to share knowledge on human-wildlife conflict mitigation, leading to the creation of a curated resource library. Contributed to educational initiatives, fostering collaboration and empowering future conservation leaders to promote sustainable coexistence.

Designed policy and knowledge products to advocate for plastic-free oceans and guide decision-makers in the Caribbean and Pacific islands toward the historic Ocean Treaty.

Helped create a collective of filmmakers dedicated to protecting the natural world by combining natural history with cutting-edge science by sourcing partners, developing strategies, and maximising resources to amplify storytelling impact.

Coordinated a remote, international, and cross-cultural team to promote conservation-friendly behaviours among wildlife filmmakers through strategic partnerships, education, outreach, and storytelling.

Supported lion researchers by collecting photographic data for facial recognition apps, aiding in population monitoring and tracking migration patterns across newly re-established natural corridors between Kenyan national parks and conservation areas.