Amy Dickman Biography

Zoologist Amy Dickman has worked in Africa for more than 13 years. She spent six years at the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia, conducted research on human-carnivore conflict in Tanzania, and holds the Kaplan Senior Research Fellowship in Wild Cat Conservation at Oxford University. National Geographics Big Cats Initiative is supporting Amys current project, which focuses on large carnivore ecology in Tanzanias Ruaha landscape and strives to minimize human-carnivore conflict on village land adjacent to Ruaha National Park.

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