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After her first visit to Thuma in 2010
Iris stayed in contact with W.A.G and is
helping out with several things like fundraising,
volunteer support and facebook. In 2011/12 she came back
to Thuma for 4 weeks to renovate the volunteercamp by
using the donations from her family, friends, collegues
and neighbours from Holland. She has a qualification in
urban planning and is working as a project consultant at
a company specialized in projectmanagement and area
development. |
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John Pemberton is a conservationist
and wildlife biologist who visited us in 2010 and
continued to work with us thereafter. John has worked and
volunteered in the Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania and
the UK. Specialising in wildlife conservation, he has a
love for Africa which keeps bringing him back. He is
currently a wildlife conservation lecturer in the UK
where he works to raise awareness of W.A.G.. John
graduated with his MSc in Wildlife Biology & Conservation
in 2007 and has published research on the reintroduction
of endangered species. |
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Kingsley was the first Member of the
Working Group to be formally appointed. He is a young man
freshly married and holds qualifications in Information
Technology from the University of Malawi, The
Polytechnic. Kingsley is a Microsoft Certified
Professional and currently works with Daeyang Luke
Hospital in Lilongwe. Kingsley will be helping W.A.G.
with information technology tasks. |
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Sophie has had a life long passion
for wildlife and Africa. After volunteering for WAG in
the summer of 2011, on extended leave from her full time
job in marketing, Sophie has kept in touch and supports
WAG with fundraising, donation generation ideas, Facebook
administration and offering support to volunteers from
the UK. Sophie is currently studying for a diploma in
ecology alongside her full time job. With another visit
planned for the summer of 2013, Sophie hopes to
contribute to current projects both at base camp and
within the local communities. |
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Stefan met with W.A.G. by a
betterplace.org project. Since that time he takes care of
the wag-malawi.org websites. Stefan is a biotechnology
engineer and works for a German company in marketing and
sales with focus on special computer solutions in field
of research. |
