The African Biodiversity Alliance (ABA) is a collaborative organization dedicated to preserving Africa's rich biodiversity while empowering local communities to thrive in harmony with their natural environment. Through partnerships across 25 African countries, ABA focuses on fostering sustainable practices, safeguarding indigenous knowledge, and promoting community-driven conservation efforts. The organization aims to tackle the global biodiversity crisis by advocating for the conservation of ecosystems while supporting the well-being and livelihoods of African communities.
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Prof. Jane Thuo is a distinguished academic and environmental advocate, a professor at Nairobi University, and the chairperson of the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK). She is passionate about biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, working across Africa to drive community-based initiatives and promote ecological resilience.
With over two decades of experience, Professor Thuo has worked extensively in research, teaching, and field projects across Africa. She has collaborated with various organizations to develop strategic frameworks for environmental conservation, empowering local communities in the process. As the chairperson of AMWIK, she also advocates for media representation and the inclusion of women's voices in environmental and social issues in Kenya.
Professor Thuo is highly skilled in biodiversity conservation, policy development, and community engagement. She is proficient in ecological research, sustainable development practices, and proposal writing, with a proven track record of securing funding for large-scale environmental projects. Her leadership at AMWIK also highlights her strengths in advocacy and media representation, especially in advancing women's roles in environmental sustainability.