LEADERBOARD

Heather, a dedicated Biologist and Ocean Science graduate, brings marine conservation to life through her role at the National Marine Aquarium and innovative coral research. Her inspiring journey is fueled by encounters with passionate conservationists and immersive nature experiences.

Isla’s journey spans ocean conservation and safari park roles, contributing to education, research, and breeding efforts for endangered species. Her commitment to plastic-free living and clean-up initiatives highlights personal action for the environment. Inspired by family ties and a fascination with animal behavior, she aims to enhance marine conservation through the Darwin Leader program.

Manuela, studying Environmental Management in Uruguay, is passionate about shark conservation and fostering sustainable practices. With a background in a family of fishermen, she seeks alternatives to shark fishing and aspires to protect marine ecosystems. The Darwin Project offers her a unique opportunity to enhance her marine insights and contribute to global conservation efforts.

Gabriel, a curious nature enthusiast from the Canary Islands, holds degrees in sports, renewable energies, and sociology. His work ranges from ecological conservation to teaching values through scout mentoring. Passionate about nature since childhood, he seeks to improve conservation strategies globally by learning from different national parks. The Darwin Leader program aligns perfectly with his goal to contribute and learn.

Tom, a Biology graduate with an Ecology specialization, excelled in tropical pollination biology research and is now taken interest in marine biology. Engaged with the Jane Goodall Institute Austria, he drives climate awareness projects. Tom’s passion for the natural world and cultural exploration, shaped by global travel, fuels his commitment to environmental preservation. The Darwin Leader Program is a chance for him to contribute ecologically and positively.