David Okoth Ochola
Range Management
Oyugis
Summary
Dynamic and adaptable professional with hands-on experience at Kilifi Sisal Plantation, where I enhanced sisal production through effective problem-solving and teamwork. Proficient in conducting Environmental Impact Assessments with the Kenya Wildlife Service, demonstrating strong research abilities and attention to detail in wildlife conservation projects.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Intern
Kilifi Sisal Plantation
01.2020 - 03.2020
- Assisted the farm manager to prepare farms for planting of sisal.
- Gained valuable experience working within at the plantation on the processing of sisal leaves into the final products.
- Analyzed problems and worked with teams to develop solutions that helped in improving the general sisal production at the farm.
- Contributed to a positive team environment by collaborating with fellow interns on group projects and presentations.
Intern
KENYA WILDLIFE SERVICE
09.2016 - 12.2016
- Reviewing Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) project and study reports on quality and concerns of the wildlife sector and attendance to public consultations for EIAs
- Community Conservation (community relations, community projects impacts on environment and reducing human wildlife conflicts).
- Conducting EIAs and Environmental Audits for wildlife conservation projects under supervision of a NEMA registered lead expert
- Conducting initial Environment enquiries and development of Terms of Reference for Environment Impact Assessment for KWS projects
- Conducting range conditions assessment for the Nairobi Safari Walk and Nairobi Orphanage.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Range Management
South Eastern Kenya University
Kitui 04.2001 -
Skills
Teamwork and collaboration
Fast learner
Quick learner
Computer skills
Problem-solving
Adaptability and flexibility
Presentations
Research
Attention to detail
Timeline
Intern
Kilifi Sisal Plantation
01.2020 - 03.2020
Intern
KENYA WILDLIFE SERVICE
09.2016 - 12.2016
Bachelor of Science - Range Management
South Eastern Kenya University
04.2001 -