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Mike Baltzer

mike smiling at the camera wearing a blue checkered shirt
Executive Director, SHOAL
Shoal

About Mike Baltzer

Mike is a conservation biologist with over 30 years of experience in Asia, Africa and Europe.

He started his career undertaking and leading biological inventory expeditions in Uganda, Vietnam, and Indonesia. He has since specialised in leading large, complex, multi-country-focused conservation programmes.

For more than 18 years, he worked for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) as the Conservation Director for their Greater Mekong Programme, Director of the Danube-Carpathian Programme and for nine years was the Lead for their global tiger programme, Tigers Alive.

In 2019, he founded and launched a new global initiative called the SHOAL initiative for freshwater life, to help end the freshwater species crisis. SHOAL is a global partnership hosted by Synchronicity Earth and Rewild.

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Mike Baltzer

Executive Director, SHOAL
Shoal
Mike is a conservation biologist with over 30 years of experience in Asia, Africa and Europe. He started his career undertaking and leading biological inventory expeditions in Uganda, Vietnam and Indonesia. He has since specialised in leading large, complex, multi-country focused conservation programmes. For more than 18 years, he worked for WWF as the Conservation Director for their Greater Mekong Programme, Director of the Danube-Carpathian Programme and was for nine years the Lead for their global tiger programme, Tigers Alive. In 2019, he founded and launched a new global initiative called the SHOAL initiative for freshwater life, to help end the freshwater species crisis. SHOAL is a global partnership hosted by Synchronicity Earth and Rewild.
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Shoal: refreshing freshwater conservation

An Interview with Mike Baltzer (Executive Director of Shoal) Mike Baltzer joined Shoal as its Executive Director (hosted by Synchronicity Earth) on October 1. Prior to starting this role, he was with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) for 18 years. For the last nine years, he was the head of their global tiger programme [...]

By , |2024-11-20T15:02:53+00:00February 26th, 2019|Biodiversity, Conservation, Fish, Freshwater, Rivers|Comments Off on Shoal: refreshing freshwater conservation
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