I perform interdisciplinary research on wildlife conservation issues and am actively searching for applied conservation program opportunities. Reach out if you need help.
I graduated with my PhD in Wildlife Science from University of Washington-Seattle School of Environment and Forest Sciences SEFS. My Urban Ecology lab advisor Dr. John Marzluff secured a grant for the “Feasibility of a Wolf Economy” that formed the basis of my dissertation.
In 2016, the Bullitt Foundation awarded me their 10th annual Environmental Leadership prize. The Bullitt prize is a huge honor for me and encourages me to continue investing my energy and efforts in conservation, environment, and education.
Following the Bullitt prize award, the Sunday Monitor newspaper named me one of the “Top 40 Women Under 40” in my home country of Uganda.
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Farm Manager and Estate Director, Bosemba Farm, 2005 - 2008
PhD candidate, School of Environment and Forest Sciences; University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Certificate, Nonprofit Management program; UW Evans School of Public Policy, Seattle, Washington
MSc, Environment & Natural Resources; Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda
BSc, Zoology (Major); Botany & Psychology (Minor); Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda
2018 - UW Husky 100
2011 - Beinecke African Scholarship, in partnership with Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Advisory Board, Initiative for Peer Education on Climate Change (IPECC)
President, Tusubira - We Have Hope Inc.