Tessa McMullen

Tessa McMullen is a dedicated conservationist with a focus on integrating social science with natural resource conservation for the betterment of local communities and endangered wildlife globally.

She pursued her education at the University of Exeter with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology and Environmental Studies from Eckerd College.

Tessa has an extensive professional background, having held various roles at renowned organizations. She has previously worked as an Operations Program Specialist at The Nature Conservancy, where she leveraged her expertise to support the organization's initiatives.

Her experience also includes working as an Independent Researcher at Colorado State University, highlighting her commitment to in-depth research in the field of conservation.

Tessa McMullen's versatile skill set is evident from her roles as a Conference and Event Planning Coordinator at Colorado State University and as an Event Planning and Development Consultant at Wildaid.

Her tenure as a Development Associate, Program Assistant, and Environmental Educator at Wildaid showcases her dedication to conservation efforts and environmental education.

Throughout her career, Tessa has strived to make a positive impact on the environment by actively engaging in conservation projects and initiatives.

Her passion for bridging the gap between social science and conservation demonstrates her commitment to creating sustainable solutions for the coexistence of communities and endangered wildlife species.