Jackson Daud Kabeho, I am a dedicated wildlife ecologist currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Wildlife Ecology at the University of Dar es Salaam. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Management from the College of African Wildlife Management, Mweka, where I developed a strong foundation in conservation science and ecological research. With a deep passion for natural science research, I have actively engaged in various projects that have enhanced my skills in research design, data analysis, and project management. Currently, I serve as the Student Services Coordinator for the School for International Training (SIT) Tanzania: Wildlife Conservation and Political Ecology Program, where I assist students in both their academic and social experiences during the program. Additionally, I previously worked as a Research Assistant Intern, supporting SIT Tanzania students in developing and implementing professional wildlife research topics. My experiences at Mweka and beyond have strengthened my expertise in wildlife research, conservation, and student mentorship