About the Speaker: Kevin Njabo, PhD, is the UCLA Pritzker Education Fellow and Science and Outreach Director for UCLA Center for Tropical Research and the Congo Basin Institute.
He holds a joint Faculty position (Associate Adjunct Professor) at both the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability as well as the School of Public Health. He is part of the senior leadership team primarily responsible for overseeing the center’s research portfolio and the ongoing delivery and development of the Congo Basin Institute (CBI), serving Central Africa.
Dr. Njabo serves as a visiting Professor to the National University of Rwanda and to the Higher Institute of Environmental Sciences (HIES) in Yaounde Cameroon. He is a Fellow of the African Scientific Institute (ASI).
The work of Kevin Njabo has been involved in serving several professional bodies including a judge with the Rainforest XPrize, the Board of Governors and Global Vice President of the Society for Conservation Biology (2016-2020); Council Member of the Pan African Ornithological Congress Committee (PAOCC), 2008-2016, member of the International Association for Impact Assessment, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Additionally, he is the Subject Editor for Conservation Letters, African Journal of Ecology, Conservation Biology Students Awards Abstracts; a Mentor for the SCB Africa Section Communications/Mentoring Program since 2007 and an invited reviewer for Molecular Ecology, Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution; Ostrich: Journal African of Ornithology, IBIS, the International Journal of Biodiversity and Conservation, Parasitology and Vector Biology and Parasitology, British Ecological Society (BES), Biodiversity and Conservation (BIOC), and Climate Change.
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Ph.Credit: Peter Houlihan
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