Craig Sholley has a rich and dedicated history in wildlife conservation that traces back to his Peace Corps volunteer service in Zaire, Africa in 1973. From his early days as an L.S.B. Leakey grant researcher studying mountain gorillas with Dian Fossey to his extensive work in developing natural history programs, Craig's expertise in conservation has taken him across the globe. He has played pivotal roles in organizations like the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) as a Senior Vice President, the Ecotourism Society, and the National Geographic Society, contributing significantly to the field of African wildlife conservation. With a passion for photography and fundraising, Craig has left a lasting impact on the conservation world.