About Biologist Imogene
Imogene Cancellare is a conservation biologist and National Geographic Explorer who conducts research on rare and elusive wildlife. She leads field and laboratory research to address conservation questions, and is currently a PhD student at the University of Delaware working with the NGO Panthera to research the phylogeography and genetic structure of snow leopards across High Asia.
As a science communicator and presenter, Imogene believes nature should be accessible to everyone! She generates educational content to mentor young people and get people excited about biodiversity, science, and getting outside. She is also an educator-guide with SciFari Expeditions and Atlas Obscura, where she co-leads an ethical ecotourism trip alongside Peruvian naturalists in the Amazonian rainforests of Peru.
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