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Sande Mulwanda

Operational Team Volunteer 

Sande Mulwanda

Hi, my name is Sande Mulwanda, I was born and raised in Zambia and now live in the United states of America. I completed my Bachelor of Science degree Studying Wildlife Management at the Copperbelt University. After graduating I had the opportunity through the Livingstone Museum to work on a Bats without borders collaborated project assisting in mobilizing bat occurrence data in Zambia, an exciting opportunity that had me trained in geographical information system (GIS) and molecular techniques at the University of Porto’s CIBIO InBIO, Portugal. I later Joined the Livingstone Museum as an Assistant keeper of Herpetology another exciting opportunity that took me to some of the remote and beautiful areas of Northwestern Zambia and experienced the unique herpetofauna of IKELENGE. Working in collaboration with Bats without Boarders was a founding contributor to my passion for bats and I identify with the incredible works that they do in Africa protecting these sky puppies through collaborative research, capacity building, community education and many other fantastic conservations efforts. I currently have a remote volunteer role with Bats without borders, assisting in desk research and other delegated tasks. Proud to be part of this sky puppy team of superheroes!

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  • Home
  • About bats
    • Bats of southern Africa
    • Role of bats in our ecosystems
    • Threats to bats
    • Bats and COVID-19
  • About us
    • Our story
    • Our strategy
    • Our colony
    • Our Partners and Sponsors
    • Jobs / Careers
  • Our work
    • Applied research
    • Capacity strengthening >
      • Supporting bat groups >
        • Bat group trainees
    • Conservation action
    • Engagement and education
    • Events and training >
      • Women in Science
      • Webinars >
        • Webinar catch up
      • Past events >
        • Around the Bat World
        • AfriPopo student symposium
  • Our impact
  • Donate
  • Shop
    • 2023 African bats calendar
    • Friends of BwB
    • Special offer
  • Kids Zone