

A passionate environmentalist, Catharine founded Sea Sense in 2001 after spending ten years developing her knowledge and experience within diverse and challenging conservation and research roles. Catharine now acts in an advisory capacity and is a key member of the Sea Sense Advisory Committee.

Lindsey has worked at Sea Sense for four years and is responsible for the overall management of the project including designing programme activities, managing project staff and finances, liaising with donors, conducting fundraising campaigns and publicizing Sea Sense work. Lindsey is a member of the IUCN Marine Turtle Specialist Group.
Boniventure completed two volunteer placements with Sea Sense as part of his BSc in Aquatic Environmental Science & Conservation from the University of Dar es Salaam. We spotted his talents early on and he joined Sea Sense in 2010. His dedication and commitment to marine conservation is inspiring and he demands the same commitment from others. He can really make things happen!

Omari has worked for Sea Sense since the very beginning in 2001. He lives and works in Mafia Island and plays a critical role in all of our community conservation programmes. He has an infinite supply of knowledge and wisdom and his tireless efforts have had a real impact on coastal communities in Tanzania.

Temu has a BSc in Geography and Environmental Studies and is busy keeping our head office in Dar es Salaam running efficiently. Temu also participates in field work and delivers environmental education programmes in schools.

Sea Sense is currently working on an exciting new initiative to address the issue of plastic...