Nyirandayambaje Gudula

Nyirandayambaje Gudula is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in wildlife research and education. Currently serving as a Research Assistant at The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International since February 2014, responsibilities include collecting demographic, behavioral, and health data on mountain gorillas, training field staff, supervising Rwandan biology students, and preparing reports for partners. Previous roles include data entry for the same organization, field staff positions focused on wild edible mushroom collection with Kigali Farms, and conducting socio-economic surveys with BIOCEM. Nyirandayambaje Gudula also has teaching experience as a Biology instructor at Ecole Secondaire Sainte Therese de l’enfant Jesus. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Biology/Botany and Conservation from the National University of Rwanda.