Fauna and Flora International

Fauna & Flora International "was established over a century ago. Founded in 1903, it was the world’s first international conservation organization and the pioneering work of its founders in Africa led to the creation of numerous protected areas, including Kruger and Serengeti National Parks."

Governance

Accessed October 2008:

Patron

• Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II

President

• Lindsay Bury

Vice-presidents

• David Attenborough, CH, CVO, CBE, FRS
• David Bellamy, OBE
• Lord Browne of Madingley
• John Chapple
• Lee Durrell
• Edward Hoare
• Frederick Kayanja
• Jonathan Kingdon
• Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands
• George B. Rabb
• Lisbet Rausing
• Jon L. Stryker
• Charlotte Uhlenbroek
• Baroness Young of Old Scone

Council Officers

• Andrew Sykes Chairman
• Paul Racey Vice Chairman
• Philip Prettejohn Honorary Treasurer

Ordinary Members of Council

• William Adams
• Virginia Drabbe-Seemann
• Melanie Gee
• William Kendall
• Sandra Knapp
• Philip Merricks MBE
• Nicholas Mills
• Callum Roberts
• Ian Swingland
• Diana van de Kamp
• Juliet Vickery
• Charles Whitbread
• John Wotton

FFI Senior Management Team

• Mark Rose - Chief Executive Officer
• Mark Blake - Director of Finance and Administration
• Rosalind Aveling - Director of Conservation Partnerships
• Jo Coombes - Director of Development

FFI, Inc - U.S. Board of Directors

• Melissa Shackleton Dann - FFI Board Chair
• Clea Newman Soderlund - FFI Board Vice Chair
• C. Jonathan Fischer - FFI Board Treasurer
• Victoria Stack - FFI Board Secretary
• Virginia M Bush
• Marc J. Ebbin
• Dorette Louise (Dielle) Fleischmann
• Tom Foster
• Sarah Papineau Marshall
• Blaine T. Phillips
• Mark Rose - Chief Executive Officer, Fauna & Flora International
• Charles C. Savitt
• Anita Winsor-Edwards

Contact

Web: http://www.fauna-flora.org

Resources and articles

Related Sourcewatch articles

• Annette Elisabeth Lanjouw
• International Gorilla Conservation Programme
• United Nations Foundation
• Poverty and Conservation Learning Group
• Carbon Conservation
• Dr. David Jones - former chair