Liam de Bosscher
Meet Liam
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United Arab Emirates
Liam de Bosscher is a dedicated biologist at Forestbase, specializing in conservation planning and ecological restoration. His work is driven by a commitment to understanding and preserving biodiversity, with recent field experience in behavioral ecology.
Areas of activity:
Reforestation / Rewilding
About:
Liam de Bosscher is a passionate biologist currently working at Forestbase, where he focuses on conservation planning and ecological restoration. Since August 2024, he has been contributing to projects that aim to enhance biodiversity and develop sustainable environmental practices.
Before joining Forestbase, Liam completed a Master Thesis Project at the National Museums of Kenya, where he interned from January to March 2023. During this internship, he designed a behavioral experiment to investigate the impact of predation risk on a socially living bird species, the Placid Greenbul. His research involved nest monitoring, bird ringing, and telemetry, which were part of a long-term ecological study aimed at understanding the dynamics of bird populations in relation to their environment.
Liam’s academic background and hands-on research experience reflect his commitment to advancing knowledge in biology and conservation. He aims to leverage his skills to contribute to meaningful ecological restoration efforts and promote biodiversity conservation
Involvement:
Forestbase
Forestbase is a technology-driven platform focused on enabling sustainable land use and conservation practices. The company offers tools and data solutions designed to support organizations in tracking and managing their environmental impact. By providing insights into forest ecosystems and land use dynamics, Forestbase aims to facilitate more effective conservation planning and ecological restoration efforts. Their services cater to various stakeholders, including businesses, NGOs, and government agencies, helping them to align their operations with sustainability goals and regulatory requirements.