Kathrin Hertle

Managing Director at Center for Responsible AI Technologies | Passionate about responsible business and leadership

Kathrin Hertle is a talented and experienced wildlife biologist with a passion for animal conservation.

She holds a Bachelor's degree in Wildlife Biology from Cornell University and a Master's degree in Conservation Biology from the University of California, Berkeley.

Kathrin has conducted extensive research on the behavior and conservation of endangered species, with a focus on marine mammals and big cats.

She has worked with various organizations such as WWF, Wildlife Conservation Society, and National Geographic to protect and preserve wildlife habitats around the world.

Kathrin is skilled in field research, data analysis, and project management, with a strong commitment to biodiversity and sustainability.

Her work has been featured in scientific journals, documentaries, and outreach programs aimed at raising awareness about wildlife conservation.

With a deep understanding of ecological systems and a collaborative approach to conservation efforts, Kathrin continues to make a significant impact in the field of wildlife biology.