Sarah Wren gained a BSc in Zoology from the University of Liverpool, England, and an MSc in Marine Biology from University College Cork, Ireland. A keen wildlife conservationist, Sarah is a PADI Divemaster and Freediver who has an extensive professional background in marine research and vast experience in the field, primarily focusing on climatological factors that influence animal presence and behaviour. She has worked with an array of species such as Galapagos sharks in Hawaii, African elephants in Uganda, Risso’s dolphins in the Azores (data analysis), and a variety of arboreal monkeys in South East Asia and Africa.
Her primary life passion is her work in biodiversity conservation stemming from her drive and determination to encourage others to understand key conservation issues and climate change principles.
