About Guido
Graduated in 2003 in Biological Sciences (MSc) at the University of Milan with a thesis on the behavioral ecology of mountain ungulates on the Alps (radio-tracking and ethological observations of chamois, Rupicapra rupicapra), I spent some time at the University of Sherbrooke (Quebec, Canada) working in a project on evolutionary consequences of trophy hunting.
In 2005 I got a postgraduate degree in International Cooperation (Land use and water management in developing countries) at the University of Milan. Since 2007 to 2011, whilst already employed in the NGO sector, I carried on a PhD project monitoring biodiversity and assessing the habitat selection of indicator insect species .
Since 2006 to 2015 I’ve been working for the World Wide Fund for Nature European Alpine Programme (WWF EALP), playing both a technical role (landscape planning) and a political role (acting as a liaison between the programme and four partner WWF national organisations).
These long nine years gave me an overall knowledge of the conservation policy work at a largest scale (whole alpine arch). .
I still collaborate with several organisations and groups As a consultant, I plan and implement missions in developing countries both for non-profit and the private sectors.
My objectives still rely on overlapping environmental and development key issues, with a specific interest in human sustainable development and natural resources conservation strategies.
In 2005 I got a postgraduate degree in International Cooperation (Land use and water management in developing countries) at the University of Milan. Since 2007 to 2011, whilst already employed in the NGO sector, I carried on a PhD project monitoring biodiversity and assessing the habitat selection of indicator insect species .
Since 2006 to 2015 I’ve been working for the World Wide Fund for Nature European Alpine Programme (WWF EALP), playing both a technical role (landscape planning) and a political role (acting as a liaison between the programme and four partner WWF national organisations).
These long nine years gave me an overall knowledge of the conservation policy work at a largest scale (whole alpine arch). .
I still collaborate with several organisations and groups As a consultant, I plan and implement missions in developing countries both for non-profit and the private sectors.
My objectives still rely on overlapping environmental and development key issues, with a specific interest in human sustainable development and natural resources conservation strategies.
