His extensive fieldwork experience includes research and monitoring of western lowland gorillas in Gabon, Central Africa, developing ecotourism sites in Central Africa, monitoring rare endemic birds in the gulf of guinea, behavioural studies of desert baboons in Namibia, and conducting conservation assessments of rare and threatened species in Mongolia.

Sam is already heavily involved with active conservation projects for top EDGE species. He is co-ordinating the recovery programme for the critically endangered Yangtze river dolphin, and is conducting long-term field surveys for the Hispaniolan solenodon. He has also carried out extensive conservation work in Fiji and New Caledonia, Belize, and Russia, and has substantial additional palaeontological fieldwork experience in Puerto Rico, Egypt, New Zealand and China.

His extensive fieldwork experience in tropical ecology has taken him to many of the world’s threatened ecological hotspots, including Panama, Uganda and Indonesia.

Ben’s broad fieldwork experience includes developing and implementing new techniques for large mammal assessment in the Masai Mara National Park, Kenya, wild dog research in the Kenyan rangelands, Bushmeat research in Equatorial Guinea, and conservation assessments of rare and threatened Mongolian mammals. 

Carly has travelled extensively throughout South and Central America, Australasia and Indonesia. Her fieldwork has focussed on the ecology and conservation of orangutans in Borneo.