Conleth Conway

Conleth is a conservation biologist with eight years of experience primarily focused on tropical conservation. Despite his roots in Co. Down, he has been actively involved in breeding programs for endangered species in Latin America, wildlife rehabilitation efforts in Asia, and population studies in Africa.

Recently, Conleth managed a comprehensive biodiversity monitoring project in an indigenous territory located within the lowland rainforests of Costa Rica. His responsibilities included overseeing the monitoring of forest avifauna, raptor migration, wildcats, turtles, and herpetofauna.

Outside of work, Conleth is an avid reader and outdoor enthusiast. He enjoys climbing, hiking, mountain biking, swimming, camping, and surfing. The natural landscapes of the West of Ireland provide an ideal environment for him to pursue his outdoor interests.