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Staff Spotlight
Our interdisciplinary approach to conservation brings together graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and professional scientists with backgrounds in marine biology, ecology, sociology, law and many other disciplines.
Over the years we've seen our team members build impressive, difference-making careers in conservation. In addition to their important work at Project Seahorse, they do great things as policymakers, activists, and scientists — in every region of the world.
Here are a few of our many alumni:
"All aspects of our decision-making should take into account the impacts of our actions on the environment, and in turn what those impacts mean for the future wellbeing of people."
Christina has a MSc from the University of Melbourne in which she investigated the restoration and management of a degraded forest ecosystem. She has experience working as a research assistant on several ecology projects including ones with BC Wildlife Federation and researchers at Simon Fraser University.
"My time at Project Seahorse confirmed my commitment to conservation and environmental advocacy."
"Volunteering with Project Seahorse must be the best thing I’ve ever done in a wetsuit."
"Conservation must be collaborative if you want to make a difference in the world."
"I have seen Project Seahorse grow from initial conception to the global force for marine conservation that it is today."
"Our greatest challenge, therefore, is to establish a sustainable equilibrium that is equitable for all people."
Last reviewed: 1-Sep-2011
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