Division
Programs Unit
Position
Biodiversity Specialist
Areas of Work
Latin America regional team, SIDS regional team, biodiversity, SDGs, Indigenous Peoples
Email
swyatt@thegef.org
Sarah Wyatt
Biodiversity Specialist
Sarah has a Masters in Environmental Science from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and a BS in Biology and Government from the College of William & Mary. Between those degrees, Sarah worked for Conservation International in the science division focused on assessing the conservation status of species for the IUCN Red List. After CI, she spent a year in Costa Rica doing research on the interactions of global and local conservation organizations. At Yale, her research looked at how management of oil palm plantations influences biodiversity (birds, butterflies, and amphibians) in Cesar, Colombia.
![The people living on the mountain are the poorest of the poor and the unluckiest of the unlucky - losing children, homes and crops to the conflict and lacking schools and medical clinics. These women, having seen years of fighting, were not willing to give up. Photo: <a href=\"http://www.jenguyton.com/\">Jen Guyton</a>.](/sites/default/files/styles/card/public/gorongosa_coffee_blog_woman_child_jenguyton.jpg?h=e85f6c07&itok=NZsK5FeL "The people living on the mountain are the poorest of the poor and the unluckiest of the unlucky - losing children, homes and crops to the conflict and lacking schools and medical clinics. These women, having seen years of fighting, were not willing to give up. Photo: <a href=\\"http://www.jenguyton.com/\\">Jen Guyton</a>.")
