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THE TROPICAL CONSERVATION FUND

THE TROPICAL CONSERVATION FUND

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Dr. William Helenbrook, Research Director. His focus is on primate conservation biology, parasitology, and phylogenetics in South America. He is also a lecturer at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF).

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Jessica Suarez, Multi-Media Director. She is a documentary photographer and filmmaker who specializes in non-profit, environmental and editorial storytelling in Latin America and the United States. Through her work she explores people's relationship to the environment, scientific research, wildlife, and wild spaces. 
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Lewis Grove, Legal advisor. He recently passed the Vermont Bar Exam and will apply his background to protecting the environment through policy change. He is an avid ornithologist.

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Dr. Ayesha Prasad, Technical advisor. She is a savanna/tropical dry forest ecologist, who is focused on identifying policy and community-based solutions to important ecological and conservation challenges in savanna landscapes. Her research and conservation experience has also included socio-economic issues, such as human-wildlife conflict, ecotourism, and forest resource-dependence by communities adjoining protected areas.
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Kapil Mandrekar, Research Biologist. He is a SUNY ESF graduate student studying fish biology. 



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Jamie Akens, Logistics advisor. He is a project coordinator for a Water Resources Engineering company, and a research associate for the Wright Palaeohydrological Institute studying ancient culture and water systems. His focus is on blending agroforestry and sustainable superfood crops with forest conservation.
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Scott Sveiven, Program Advisor. He has studied conservation biology, wildlife management and environmental policy. He is currenlty involved in research and conservation in Guyana.
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Brooke Zale, Grant Writer and Research Advisor. Her background is in disease ecology, molecular diagnostics, and ecological field sampling.

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Dr. Adam Stein, Research advisor. He is a conservationist, evolutionary biologist, and educator. His research has focused on ornithology and herpetology in Central America, East Africa, and the Russian Taiga.
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  • Home
  • Our Mission
    • Conservation >
      • Training Grants
    • Media >
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 1
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 2
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 3
    • Team Musmuqui Research
  • Tropical Conservation Review
    • Conservation Solutions
    • Deforestation
    • Biodiversity and Extinction >
      • Consumption and Biodiversity Loss
    • Amazon Wildfires
    • True Cost and Ecosystem Services
    • Carbon Footprint
    • Impact of Climate Change on Nature
    • Palm Oil
    • Infectious Disease Outbreaks
    • Plastics and Wildlife
    • Human Population Growth
  • Expeditions
    • Madre de Dios - Kosnipata
    • Madre de Dios - Puerto Maldonado
    • Field Guides
  • How to Help
    • Volunteer Positions