Biography:
Esayas Embaye Kidane is a Lecturer and Researcher in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation at Mekelle University, Ethiopia, and currently serves as Research and Postgraduate Program Coordinator in the Department of Biodiversity and Ecotourism Management. He holds a BSc in Biology from Haramaya University and an MSc in Ecological and Systematic Zoology from Jimma University. His research focuses on wildlife ecology and conservation, human–wildlife conflict, biodiversity conservation, ecological resilience, and the impacts of armed conflict and environmental change on ecosystems and wildlife. He has published research in peer-reviewed journals and contributes to postgraduate supervision, conservation research, and environmental sustainability initiatives in Ethiopia.
Title : From restoration to ruin: Wildlife conservation dilemmas and ecological resilience in war-affected Tigray, northern Ethiopia