Prof. Dr. Margaret Owuor

Professor for Integrative Biodiversity Conservation Science

Portrait of Prof. Dr. Margaret Owuor

Prof. Dr. Margaret Owuor

Professor for Integrative Biodiversity Conservation Science

Prof. Dr. Margaret Owuor is a conservation ecologist with a strong background in freshwater, coastal and marine ecosystems. She is affiliated with the Institute of Ecology and Evolution at the University of Bern. Her research focuses on nature's benefits to people and biodiversity conservation using ecosystem services approaches and frameworks - with a keen interest in the integration of science with policy in countries of the Global South. She has adopted a strongly local participatory approach in her research. She enjoys working with young people through teaching and mentorship, in order to ensure that they gain confidence in their work as they develop their careers.

Their impact

  • Monitoring multi-dimensional impacts of payment for ecosystem service projects

    October 2, 2023

    Project

    View on Mount Kenya from Soit Ng’iro rock (photo by Dominique Schmid)
    Monitoring multi-dimensional impacts of payment for ecosystem service projects
  • Solutions for sustainable water resources and biodiversity conservation

    November 1, 2022

    Project

    Left to right, first row: Maximilian Möller (OpenForests partner), Jan Göpel; second row: Chantal Hari, Margaret Owuor, Marie-Estelle Demory, Edouard Davin, Alex Kimiri, Marcel Wälti, Cornelius Okello. Kenya, October 2024.
    Solutions for sustainable water resources and biodiversity conservation

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