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Brennan first visited East Africa on a study abroad program in Karatu, Tanzania and quickly developed a passion for African wildlife and conservation. After completing his degree in biology and ecology, he returned to Tanzania to work for an elephant conservation project in Ruaha national park. Following that, he worked for Conservation Research Africa for four years, first as a research assistant in Kasungu national park and then as programs manager, overseeing both carnivore and bat research and conservation efforts across Malawi. He now works for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife as a human-wildlife conflict specialist, working to mitigate wolf-livestock and general human-wildlife conflict in northern California. With over 10 years of experience in wildlife conservation and research, Brennan maintains a strong passion for African wildlife and applying research findings to the many complex threats facing wildlife, habitats, and the people who share the landscape.