IUCN SSC Jordan Species Specialist Group

Ehab Eid is a leading expert in biodiversity and wildlife conservation, with over 23 years of experience across West Asia. He has shaped national and regional conservation agendas through scientific research, policy development, and field-based programs. Holding a Master’s degree in Multilateral Environmental Conventions, he brings strong expertise in international environmental law and global policy processes, reinforcing his ability to support countries in aligning with worldwide biodiversity and conservation frameworks. He has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed publications covering species conservation, protected areas, invasive species, genetic diversity, and wetland ecology, establishing a strong scientific footprint that supports evidence-based decision-making in the region. Ehab has served on multiple IUCN steering committees and editorial boards, contributing to global conservation standards, reviewing strategic guidance, and supporting the development of SSC knowledge products. His extensive work with IUCN, UNDP, the World Bank, and other international partners spans threatened species management, ecological surveys, National Biodiversity Strategies, and biodiversity monitoring systems. Recognized for his leadership in West Asia, Ehab is committed to advancing collaborative conservation, strengthening regional scientific capacity, and promoting the integration of biodiversity into national planning under global environmental agreements.