I was born and raised in the Kabale District, in southwestern Uganda. I had always had a sense of wanting to protect the environment, I attended various primary and secondary public schools and as I grew up, became aware of the importance of preserving the environment and the wildlife around. I joined a wildlife club when he was young, in hopes of becoming a conservationist someday.

I took every opportunity to learn by enrolling in training courses in the field of Environment and Conservation. In 2010 was awarded a certificate for Outstanding Service as a Savanna guide at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge in Florida. I worked there as the African Cultural Representative through the Guest Education Host program. While at Disney, I also volunteered at the Give Kids the World Village. This is where children, with a life-threatening illness, can spend a week-long free vacation with their family. Soon after, I was able to save enough money to make his dream come true. I received a Wildlife/Forestry Conservation diploma from the Penn Foster Career School in the USA.

I have worked as an Animal Keeper, at Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary; Educator, Safari Guide and a photographer for a number of companies. As of January 2015, he is also the Assistant Sanctuary Manager in charge of animal welfare working for Chimpanzee Trust.

I enjoy meeting people and teaching the ways of the wildlife and I feel it is important to share my knowledge. Animal welfare is important but I also believe and want to influence people through images. Photography is my other passion. I love to capture nature and wildlife through camera lens