About CEM

We are a network of +1500 members from around the globe who volunteer their time and talent in pursuit of sustainability and finding solutions for issues on ecosystems and their relationship with people and cultures. We encourage diversity in terms of experience, disciplines, cultures, languages, ages and gender.

REGION REGIONAL CHAIR CO-CHAIR

North America

Brock Blevins

bblevins37@gmail.com

Salima Madouar

salmalsun22@gmail.com

Meso America and the Caribbean

Rocio Cordoba

cordobarocio11@gmail.com

Oswaldo Flores

armillasoswaldo@gmail.com

South America

Doris Cordero

doriscordero506@gmail.com

Gwendolyn Peyre

Gf.peyre@uniandes.edu.co

West and Central Africa

Parfait Teto
p.teto1986@gmail.com

 

North Africa

Somaya Ghoroba

Som_m85@yahoo.com

 

Southern and East Africa

Joyce Jefwa

joycejefwa@gmail.com

 

South Asia

Deepu Sivadas

deepu_sdas@outlook.com

Sushila Nepali

sushinep@gmail.com

Central Asia

Saima Siddiqui

ssaimasiddiqui7@gmail.com

Mahdi Kolah

mKolahi8@gmail.com

Northeast Asia

Dong Shikui

dongshikui@bjfu.edu.cn

Namue Lee

namue.lee@esp-asia.org

Southeast Asia

Siti Suriawati Binti Isa

ssuria4@upm.edu.my

Ronnakorn Triragaron

ronnakorn@recoftc.org

 

West Asia

Tamer Khafaga

 tamer.khafaga@emirates.com

Enas Abed Al_Aziz Al_Sarahneh

enassarahneh@gmail.com

Oceania

Shane Orchard

orchard.dse@gmail.com

Toni Hay

riverroyale@hotmail.com

Focal Point Australia:

Hamish Clarke

hamish.clarke@unimelb.edu.au

Eastern Europe

Alexandra Yakovleva

razvitie@kenozero.ru

Vlacheslav Ivanov

ivanov.eco@gmail.com

Western Europe

Ian Convery

Ian.convery@cumbria.ac.uk

 

Our structure

We have over 30 groups divided into Thematic Groups, Specialist Groups and Task Forces. Each network is focused on building and strengthening communities to achieve specific goals the different regions worldwide.

Link to the list of groups: Our groups | IUCN

CEM plans for the next intersessional period are framed around seven main priority areas that are aligned with the IUCN Programme 2021-2025. Around these main areas, the Commission includes specific and relevant themes that have worked previously and where the Commission has expert knowledge.

The Commission on Ecosystem Management’s plans are framed around six main priority areas which include specific themes that have shown relevant impact previously and where the Commission has expert knowledge. The six main priority areas for 2021-2025 are: