SeyedEhsan Hakimi

My name is SeyedEhsan Hakimi, and I am a field technician in conservation biology. I hold a bachelor's degree in conservation and protection of natural resources. My work primarily involves fieldwork focused on the conservation of carnivores and ungulates. In my current role, I engage in prey-predator modeling in Al-Ula nature reserves in Saudi Arabia. I am particularly interested in leveraging conservation technology to enhance the effectiveness of our efforts. My professional interests lie at the intersection of conservation technology and the preservation of carnivores and ungulates. I am passionate about advancing methodologies that improve the accuracy and efficiency of wildlife monitoring and management. My professional interests lie at the intersection of conservation technology and the preservation of carnivores and ungulates. I am passionate about advancing methodologies that improve wildlife monitoring and management accuracy and efficiency.
I believe in the importance of collaborative conservation efforts and actively participate in projects that involve multiple stakeholders, including local communities, governmental agencies, and non-profit organizations. My goal is to contribute to sustainable conservation practices that balance ecological needs with human interests.