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Ulf Doerner | Ulf is on the Board of Directors of The WILD Foundation, and is International Scientific Advisor to Wilderness Foundation (South Africa), and an industrial consultant on integrated and environmental management schemes in South Africa and Europe. He founded the Global Nature Fund's international project, Living Lakes, a "Partnership of Lakes" for promoting sustainable development in the world's lake areas. Also (when he isn't rock'n rolling) Ulf Doerner has contributed his fine nature photography to some distinguished calendars and books. He is a recipient of the Order of the Golden Ark, one of international conservation's highest awards.
 
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Patricio Robles Gil | An artist with a passion for conservation, Patricio Robles Gil has forged a unique path to accomplish his goals. With Agrupación Sierra Madre, an organization that he founded in 1989, he has published numerous books with stunning photographs illuminating the beauty and fragility of Mexico’s ecosystems. With great business acumen, he has demonstrated that ecologically sustainable enterprises can be profitable. In 1993, Patricio founded Unidos para la Conservación (United for Conservation) to carry out specific actions for the protection of wildlife and natural areas.
| Pages with photos by Patricio Robles Gil: | Welcome!
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Cathy Hart | The other item I could use is a brief paragraph on each of the people who contributed photos or artwork/logos, this would be for the credits page
   
  
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Cristina Mittermeier | Cristina Goettsch Mittermeier is a Mexican marine biologist with a degree in biochemical engineering from the Monterrey Institute of Technological and Advanced Studies. She has carried fieldwork in the Yucatán Península and the Gulf of California in México and has visited 40 countries to pursue her interests in conservation and photography. She is fluent in Spanish, English and Portuguese, and she is also a professional SCUBA diver.
She has coauthored several scientific articles on conservation of terrestrial and marine biodiversity and is coauthor of five coffee-table books -- Megadiversity, Hotspots, Wilderness, Wildlife Spectacles and the soon-to-be-released Hotspots II.
  
  
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Lisa Swansbrough | Lisa is an accomplished artist and graphic designer who has worked with Wild for over 5 years. She has contributed her 14 years of design expertise to a number of projects including annual reports, newsletters, logo and stationary design, and most recently the World Wilderness Congress Brochure.
Lisa's logo work is depicted on every page of the site.
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