Alejandro Masis, 2003 Fellow
Alejandro Masis, MA Alejandro, a Costa Rican biologist, graduated from Kansas State University. Currently, he is researching the response of diversity and abundance of dung beetles after two different timber harvest techniques in the Missouri Ozarks. He has a deep interest in the "biodevelopment" of the conserved wildlands of Costa Rica. He would like to see the conserved areas become more than just "parks" for tourism. He believes the potential in education, research and community involvement not only are essential for their survival, but also make these areas more "productive" for the benefit of everyone while conserving biodiversity. Alejandro has worked with the Area de Conservacion Guanacaste(ACG) and the Instituto Nacional de Biodiversidad (INBio). He coordinated several inventory projects and learned a great deal about how conservation can be achieved in entrepreneurial ways. |
2003 International Fellows
Saeed Abubakari
Atieno Adala Shireen Ally Benjamin Casillas Yunia Sidney Rentería Castro Nokuthula Cele Reuben Chirambo Nolutho Diko Tibebe Eshete Santiago Espinosa Juan Espinosa Amadou Fofana Efitre Jackson Illona Kodjo-Wayo Opportuna Kweka Juan Polanco Manrique Dalia Borge Marin Clemente Santos Martinez Alejandro Masis Myra Melgar Colman Titus Msoka Lawrence Mugisha David Mwanani Peter Mwesige Damalie Naggita-Musoke Evelyn Lwanga Namubiru Rene Navarro Bekisizwe Ndimande Rosaleen O. B. Nhlekisana Maria Nyepi Mary Ofori Akura O’Kongo Carlos Ortiz Oyebade Kunle Oyerinde Alejandro Jose Paredes Clementina Rivera Reyes Dr. Myint Myint Sein Steve Sharra Fortunata Songora Andrew State Sulley Sumani Cynthia Watson
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