Andrea joined WWF in 2001 and has more than 20 years of experience in international education and exchange, capacity development, and cross-cultural communications. As Director of WWF’s Russell E. Train Education for Nature Program, she works to ensure that conservationists from Africa, Asia, and Latin America gain the skills and knowledge they need to manage their own natural resources. She holds a master’s degree in international communications from American University. From her vantage at WWF, Andrea is interested in understanding opportunities and gaps for accessing capacity development. (Photo credit: Guadalupe V. Rosado.)
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) invests in education and training to create the next generation of conservation leaders from around the world. These leaders go on to have a powerful influence on the fate of the world’s most biodiverse and vulnerable places. While scores of leaders benefit from WWF’s support, many
