James Bartram

James Bartram is a seasoned Social Entrepreneur and Pedagogue with a rich background spanning over 20 years in promoting conservation ethic and rallying support for nature conservation.

He is dedicated to nurturing the potential of the youth and believes in empowering individuals by highlighting their capabilities, knowledge, and significance.

His illustrious career showcases a talent for crafting and executing immersive educational and youth development programs across various sectors including formal education, civic institutions, and youth organizations.

James Bartram's expertise extends to curriculum design, online learning, service learning, and outdoor education, emphasizing a holistic approach that intertwines teaching excellence with biodiversity enhancement and diversity and inclusion.

Having worked in Canada, New Zealand, and the UK for governmental, civil, and corporate entities, James brings a global perspective to his endeavors in conservation and education.

He holds key positions in prestigious organizations such as the IUCN Education and Communication Commission and the Canadian Committee for the IUCN, actively contributing to conservation initiatives and educational reforms.

Proficient in experiential education, strategic planning, youth development, collective impact, and more, James Bartram epitomizes professionalism and strength in areas like educational leadership and stakeholder engagement.

Known for his role as a change agent, James excels in team building and strives to create impactful teams that drive positive change, always aiming to make his own role redundant through effective outcomes.