My Nonprofit Reviews

As a professional in communications field, joining the Serendipity Wildlife Foundation has been one of the most enriching experiences of my life. With no prior experience in wildlife conservation, I initially saw my role as strictly communication-focused. However, being part of such a passionate and impactful organization opened up a world of learning for me, and I have developed a deep interest in wildlife conservation along the way.

One of the most memorable experiences was working on the B35 project in Sri Lanka. This initiative focused on educating communities about the importance of not feeding wild elephants, aiming to protect both the animals and the people. Being in the field, witnessing the elephants up close, and engaging with local communities was an eye-opening and humbling experience. It allowed me to see the critical balance required between human and wildlife coexistence and how impactful education can be in fostering conservation efforts, especially with all the education and knowledge I received with Mr Ravi, the CEO.

Through my time with Serendipity Wildlife Foundation, I’ve gained not only professional insights but also a newfound appreciation for the delicate ecosystems we strive to protect. It has been an absolute privilege to contribute to such meaningful work, and I look forward to continuing this journey with a stronger commitment to wildlife conservation.