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Where The Wild Things Are

Global Big Cat Conservation was founded on a urgent mission: to protect the last wild cats of our planet and restores the natural habitats and ecosystems. With an AA in Veterinary Technology, BA in Zoology and MSc in Endangered Species Recovery my passion for animal conservation is backed by a history of field research, public outreach, and animal care. I have worked as a veterinary technician, kennel assistant, neonatal care technician, animal control officer and environmental services technician, building relationships and skills that will lead me to working in wildlife conservation.

My goals are clear and ambitious, striving to work in fields that allow me to secure protected areas, advocate for animal welfare, decrease human-wildlife conflict, and preserve natural resources. I utilize captivating storytelling to bridge the gap between the viewer and the wild, ensuring that every story I tell is a call to action for a future where these majestic creatures thrive in their natural habitats.

Action can start at home

Wild animals are not the only ones worth protecting. Our domestic and smaller wildlife creatures play important roles in our local ecosystems and homes. The Wild & Domestic Welfare initiative (WDWI) is a program that protects our local critters.

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