Diego Juffe Bignoli

Senior Spatial Planning Advisor Biodiversity Decisions IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas IUCN Commission on Ecosystem Management Durrel Institute for Conservation and Ecology (DICE), University of Kent Galicia, Spain

Emma Spence

Emma Spence Conservation Research Advisor Wildlife Corridor’s Gene Flow Study Ithaca, New York

Jamie Faselt

As the Conservation Science Specialist, Jamie provides technical and logistical support to spatial and social science projects for the Center and partners. She also helps produce educational and outreach materials with a focus on connectivity science.   Jamie has experience in connectivity modeling and ecological research, as well as social science approaches. For her master’s

Marcelo DoRio

Entrepreneur, Investor, Philanthropist  Menlo Park, California

Katie Deuel

Katie Deuel joined CLLC in 2022 as Senior Director of Conservation, working across our diverse programs to ensure they are strategic, effective, inclusive, connected and supported.  She has been a leader in biodiversity and large landscape conservation, nature-based education, and building sustainable, circular economies, as well as working extensively as a facilitator and mediator in complex

Kathy Perkes

As Chief Operations Officer, Kathy works to ensure financial sustainability, manage organizational risk and implement human resource best practices. Hired to help build a strong foundation to support the Center’s rapid growth, Kathy concentrates on internal process and capacity improvements, as well as providing leadership around strategic planning. Kathy’s career has been focused on non-profit

David Theobald

Senior Conservation Scientist Measuring connectivity of global protected areas IUCN WCPA Connectivity Conservation Specialist Group Conservation Planning Technologies Fort Collins, Colorado  

Megan Parker

Megan Parker joined CLLC in 2021 as Conservation Project Director, where she brings skills as a conservation scientist working internationally and across the U.S.  Megan’s career includes co-founding Working Dogs for Conservation, where she led research to develop training and deploying dogs to detect endangered and invasive species, illegally trafficked wildlife and non-invasively identify individual

Annika Keeley

At the Center, Annika provides science leadership and advises on connectivity projects and programs across the organization. She works with the management team to guide the Center’s science strategy. Annika has a broad background in ecology and conservation biology and has focused on ecological connectivity in her studies and work. She has contributed papers on

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