About Me
I am an ornithologist and conservation biologist dedicated to the study and protection of African bird species, with a particular focus on threatened vulture populations.
My research integrates field ecology, spatial analysis, and community-based conservation approaches to understand species distribution patterns, anthropogenic pressures, and sustainable mitigation strategies.
I have conducted extensive fieldwork across West Africa, contributing to vulture monitoring programs, urban biodiversity assessments, and research addressing wildlife trade dynamics in traditional medicine markets.
My long-term goal is to advance science-driven conservation policy and strengthen capacity for avian biodiversity protection across the continent.
