Jag är utbildad biolog vid Stockholms universitet. Jag har arbetat med djur större delen av mitt arbetsföra liv, samt en del forskningsprojekt kopplat till djurs beteenden. Jag har också arbetat i det militära efter att jag slutfört min värnplikt. Jag har en bred kunskap, men på WWF arbetar jag främst med svenska arktiska arter. Det bästa med den här arbetsplatsen på WWF är att alla vi som jobbar på WWF är där av samma anledning – att hjälpa vår planet så att människor och djur har en framtid där vi kan leva i harmoni med varandra. Jag lär mig också mycket varje dag och får vara med om fantastiska naturupplevelser.

I studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge, specialising in zoology and conservation. From there I started work in the environmental sector, training and gaining experience in communications, nurturing my talent for writing, and learning the intricacies and complexities of work in an international NGO. Now I am Communications Lead for Forests Forward, a signature WWF programme for corporate action in support of nature, climate and people. It helps companies harness the power of forests to achieve ambitious sustainability, social impact, and business goals. My strengths are strategic communications and storytelling and – in such a role – one also needs a diverse set of skills, such as seeing the big picture, being a good team-player, and dealing with multiple priorities. WWF is full of knowledgeable and passionate people and it’s a supportive working environment, which is needed when working in conservation. Through calls and presentations with colleagues often working in different situations in many different countries, one gets a sense of ‘all being in this together’ and the strength of the WWF network and brand as a vital force and voice for nature. It’s a good feeling to be working towards positive – albeit very challenging – goals.