Francisca Kasuku is a passionate environmental advocate dedicated to preserving Africa’s natural ecosystems and combating climate change. With a focus on wildlife conservation and environmental sustainability, she has been instrumental in developing strategies to fight desertification and protect biodiversity. Her commitment to safeguarding wildlife habitats aligns with her broader goal of ensuring that African communities can thrive amidst the growing challenges of climate change. 

Francisca’s expertise was further honed through her specialized training under the African Group of Negotiators Experts Support (AGNES). This program equipped her with advanced knowledge in climate diplomacy, international negotiations, and policy development, enabling her to contribute to impactful climate solutions. She actively promotes education on sustainable land management practices and the integration of indigenous knowledge into climate strategies, believing that education is key to fostering long-term environmental stewardship. Her work reflects a deep-rooted passion for both wildlife and community-based solutions, making her a vital voice in the fight against desertification and for Africa’s environmental future.