Patricia SEWE

Biography

Trish Sewe is a seasoned communications and results-driven development professional with over 20 years of experience leading complex, high-impact projects in conservation and sustainable development. Currently serving as the Chief Operations Officer at WildlifeDirect, she is the strategic force behind the successful implementation and management of the National Geographic’s Team Sayari and the Nature Positive Kids Outreach Program. Under her leadership with the support from Dr. Paula Kahumbu, this program has become powerful platforms for community engagement, environmental education, and youth empowerment. Throughout her career, Trish has demonstrated a rare ability to blend strategic vision with grassroots action designing and executing programs that not only meet ambitious conservation goals but also resonate deeply with local communities. Her expertise lies in building high-performing teams, fostering meaningful partnerships, and leveraging the power of storytelling to drive behavioral change for conservation.

Beyond her executive role, Trish is an ardent advocate for using narratives to inspire a deeper connection to nature. She believes that stories have the power to transform mindsets, spark empathy, and ignite collective action. With a focus on nurturing young minds, she champions the integration of climate literacy into conservation education, ensuring that future generations understand the vital link between biodiversity and climate resilience.Her vision is clear: to create a ripple effect of informed, empowered individuals who are equipped to make choices that foster a sustainable and harmonious coexistence with the natural world.

Speaking at

Influencing Meaningful Change (17:30 - 18:30)

Oct 12 2025 (17:30 - 18:00)

Room: Reverse the Red
Influencing Meaningful Change (17:30 - 18:30)