Jackson D. Kabeho

Wildlife conservationist with extensive experience in biodiversity conservation, wildlife management, and ecological monitoring. Highly motivated in driving sustainable conservation initiatives through research and community collaboration. Strong organizational skills and adaptability ensure effectiveness in various environments. Resourceful Student Services Coordinator with proven ability in student counseling, facilitation, providing academic assistance to students, program development, and conflict resolution, fostering positive academic and social experiences.

Habitat status and population size estimation of Malacochersus tornieri in their key mapped areas within Kwakuchinja Wildlife Corridor and villages of Kondoa and Chemba Districts, Tanzania, funded by Fonseca Species Conservation Fund, ongoing project; MSc ongoing research, effect of agrochemical-dependent farming on insect pollinator assemblages, and the strategies farmers are adopting to ensure there is a balance between maximizing yield while ensuring the well-being of insect pollinators; BSc Dissertation, Impact of Gravel Extraction on Herbaceous Diversity in Ngorongoro Conservation Area (2022)Applied multivariate analysis (PERMANOVA) to assess biodiversity changes; EU-supported biodiversity monitoring project, 2022, focusing on species identification, data collection, and ecological monitoring techniques

• Dr. Oliver C. Nyakunga, Academic Director, SIT Arusha, +255 783 354 348, oliver.nyakunga@sit.edu
• Mr. Gideon Mseja, Senior Lecturer, College of African Wildlife Management, +255 763 222 904, msejagam@gmail.com