Our Team
BirdLife Europe & Central Asia has an international team of permanent staff responsible for conservation, science, policy, advocacy, capacity building, fundraising, communications, finance and administration supporting the 45 European and Central Asian BirdLife Partners.
Communications
Christopher Sands
Director of Global Communications at BirdLife International and BirdLife Europe and Central Asia
Honey Kohan
Communications Manager
Caroline Herman
Communications Officer
Erica Gentili
Junior Communications Officer
Saskia Pelzer
Communications Officer
Science & Conservation
Anna Staneva
Head of Science, Species and Site Conservation
Antonio Vulcano
Marine Officer
Daniel Mitchell
European Marine Coordinator
Joana Bores
IBA Conservation Officer
Lilla Barabas
Project Coordinator – LIFE Against Bird Crime
Shane Sparg
Conservation Partnership Manager
Sofia Capellan
Senior Conservation Officer, Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas
Tom Cabuy
Sibelco Partnership Coordinator
Thomas Sebrechts
Land Use Data Analyst
Willem van Den Bossche
Senior Flyway Conservation Officer
Finance & Administration
Peter Swaelen
Finance & Administration Manager
Areti Kapogianni
Administrative Assistant
Evans Siaw
Finance Business Partner
Jerine Migrino
Finance Assistant
Marcia Pereira
Finance Officer
Capacity Development
Brecht Verhelst
Network Development Manager
Dorothée Guénéheux
Partnership Development Officer
Consultants
Attila Králl
Consultant for Nature and Climate Task Force
Tatiana Nemcova
EU Policy Consultant
Itri Levent Erkol
Consultant for Recovering Nature in the East (RENATE) – Caucasus & Turkey
Vedran Lucić
Consultant for Recovering Nature in the East (RENATE) – Balkans
Sonia Rouabhi
Consultant for the EU Parliament elections
Careers in Europe and Central Asia
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