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| Siddharta B. Bajracharya |
Mr. Siddhartha B. Bajracharya has several years of experience and expertise in environment, tourism and rural development issues. He is associated with the King Mahendra Trust for Nature Conservation's "Annapurna Conservation Area Project" (ACAP) in progressively increasing capacity since 1989. He was the Director of ACAP from July 1994 to April 2001.
Mr. Bajracharya has gained a 2-year Masters in Zoology from the Tribhuvan University, Nepal. In 1993, he acquired second Masters degree in Natural Resources Management from the Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok. At present, he is enrolled in the University of Edinburgh in Scotland as a three-year full-time postgraduate student. He is conducting his postgraduate research on "Community involvement in conservation: an assessment of impacts and implications in the protected area of Nepal".
His late Majesty the King of Nepal conferred him with Gorkha Dakshin Bahu IV in 1998 for his excellent work as the Director of the Annapurna Conservation Area. He has participated in various national and international trainings, workshops and seminars.
To contact Siddharta Bajracharaya, please mail to: sbb@geo.ed.ac.uk
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| Sabine Sütterlin |
Sabine Suetterlin helped to transcribe the study "Replicating Success" into the internet version.
Sabine Suetterlin is a biochemist. She has been working as an editor and foreign correspondent for the Swiss weekly "Die Weltwoche". Today she is a freelance journalist based in Germany, specialized on science and environmental issues.
To contact Sabine Suetterlin, please mail to:
s.suetterlin@t-online.de
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| Reiner Klingholz |
Dr. Reiner Klingholz helped to transcribe the study "Replicating Success" into the internet version.
Reiner Klingholz is a chemist, molecular biologist and a science writer. He has worked as an editor for the German weekly DIE ZEIT and for GEO magazine, a renowned monthly for nature, science and culture. Klingholz has written several books about climate change and the problems of population growth. Today he is director of "GEO Protects the Rainforest e.V.", a nonprofit NGO that plans and supports development
and conservation projects in third world countries.
To contact Reiner Klingholz, please mail to:
klingholz.reiner@geo.de
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