Matthew Thurlow:
Conservation through Knowledge and Education
"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking
we used when we created them"
Albert Einstein
The next generation of humans and their social practices are crucial to the future of our planet and what we leave behind for the future. Through education we can achieve the social changes that we need to happen if we are to bring the world back from the brink. We can recycle and clean up our environment but until we start to reduce the amount of material we consume and thus produce, cleaning and recycling is a fruitless task.
Welcome to my website where you can find all of my professional and
volunteering experience as well as any certifications and training I have
completed so far. I have created a small visual CV from each of the projects I have been on for a quick idea of the work I have done over the last few years.
What I am always looking for in any work is the chance to make a difference for the individual lives I can reach and the environment. My main love is the Ocean which is a theme you will get very quickly on this website but we need to look after our coastline if we are to look after our marine environment. I enjoy projects that combine local education alongside proper data collection with which we can achieve both of my aims together.
If you have any further inquiries or questions please contact me though the contacts page, follow the links at the top or bottom of this page or download my CV to get a further idea of who I am and what skills and experiences I have.
Curriculum Vitae
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download my current curriculum vitae
This is a short video of me in action with the Bahamas National Trust when I was helping support the campaign for a new protected area on the Joulter Cays in Andros, Bahamas. We had been using transects for reef assesments to back up this proposal.