Natalie Boodram, 2006 Fellow
Natalie Boodram My professional and academic background is in Environmental Science. My first degree was in Botany and my masters in Plant Ecology. I studied for both degrees at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad and Tobago. I am currently in the 3rd year of my Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Ecology at the University of Florida. Prior to my Ph.D. program I worked for four years at the Caribbean Environmental Health Institute (CEHI), an inter-governmental agency, based in St. Lucia, which carries out environmental work in 16 Caribbean countries. I have served as an ecologist for a number of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) companies in the Caribbean, and worked as an Environmental Education Officer for the Pointe-a-Pierre Wild Fowl Trust in Trinidad and Tobago. I have also worked at the Center for Gender and Development Studies in Trinidad where I carried out research on Gender and the Environment issues. |
2006 International Fellows
Abena Ofori
Adriana Lopez Ramirez Alvaro Valle Blessing Uchenna Mberu Desta Delkasso Eleusio Filipe Elizabeth Mumia Emebet Samuel Kassa George Amin Hector Castaneda Jonathan A. Tuma Ladan Affi Margarita Murillo Gamboa Melody Ocloo Mouhamedoul Niang Natalie Boodram Orlando Vega Sipora Harrison Kisanga Sisay Getahun Susan Mlangwa Olorunfemi Tosin Adetona Tresor Simon Pierre Yoassi Yves Paiz Merino
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