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Aleksandra Ørbeck-Nilssen
Model, coach and conservationist inspiring her audience make a difference through social and environmental rewilding
Norway
Keynote speaker Aleksandra Ørbeck-Nilssen is a Norwegian model turned conservationist. She traveled the world working as a model from the young age of 14. Then, when she was still only 18 years old, she decided she needed to go in a different...
Kerstin Plehwe
Change agent, corporate happiness expert, serial entrepreneur and best-selling author with extensive leadership experience
Germany
Keynote speaker Kerstin Plehwe is a sought after opinion leader, serial-entrepreneur, best-selling author and promoter of new approaches to leadership and change. As a longtime top-advisor to corporate and political leaders, premier TV analyst and...
Robert D. Ballard
President of Ocean Exploration Trust (OET) and professor best known for his 1985 discovery of the Titanic
USA
Our keynote speaker Robert D. Ballard has a unique profile. An explorer, discoverer and historian, Dr. Ballard’s fascinating journeys can teach us a great deal about our past, and they have encouraged others to take tremendous strides in the...
Charlotte Uhlenbroek
PhD in zoology and animal expert best-known for her frequent appearances as a BBC television presenter
UK
Keynote speaker Charlotte Uhlenbroek, an animal expert, is known for her frequent appearances as a BBC television presenter. She has a PhD in zoology and has spent years studying chimpanzee behavior in...
About Wildlife
- Wildlife can be found in all ecosystems. Deserts, forests, rain forests, plains, grasslands, and other areas including the most developed urban sites, all have distinct forms of wildlife. While the term in popular culture usually refers to animals that are untouched by human factors, most scientists agree that all wildlife around is affected by human activities.
- Many countries have established their tourism sector around their natural wildlife and attract several tourists throughout the year. Wildlife has also for a long time been a common subject for educational television shows, and wildlife has therefore been portrayed for millions of viewers and the aspect of wildlife being untouched is not as common in modern society.
- Keynote speakers have personal experiences with wildlife and have on many occasions had intensive contact with wild habitats and animals. Keynotes can focus on the world of nature and cover topics such as teamwork, and how to succeed when faced with a daunting challenge.
- Other keynotes can focus on the conservation of wildlife and the importance of preserving wild habitats.