Paul Thomson

Paul Thomson is a passionate conservationist with a focus on wildlife preservation and environmental advocacy.

He holds an MESc in Wildlife Conservation from Yale University and has a background in environmental studies from the University of Michigan.

Paul has been actively involved in various organizations dedicated to conservation, having served as the Director of Conservation Programs at Wildlife Conservation Network.

He has also held roles as a Board Member at Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders, Vice Chair at IUCN SSC Pangolin Specialist Group, and Advisory Council at Kinship Conservation Fellows.

Paul's dedication to pangolin conservation is evident through his previous roles as Co-Founder & Executive Director at Save Pangolins and as Lead for Conservation Strategies and Outreach at Wildlife Conservation Network.

His experience also includes serving as Director at Ewaso Lions and Communications Manager at African Wildlife Foundation.

With a strong educational background and a wealth of experience in conservation organizations, Paul Thomson continues to be a prominent figure in the field of wildlife preservation and environmental protection.