About | SASE

Who We Are

SASE - Students Against Species Extinction is a volunteer group of students from around the world working together to achieve initiatives set by real world conservation non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Our mission is to support NGOs who protect and conserve endangered species and their habitats, while promoting awareness and education about the importance of biodiversity in conservation. Our team is comprised of dedicated individuals who are passionate about making a positive impact on the environment and the future of our planet.

Nicholls State University, Louisiana USA

Mass Communication Department

Mentored by: Dr. James Stewart, Head of Mass Communication Department

Newcastle University, Newcastle UK

Law, Media, Biology, Marine Biology & Zoology

Mentored by: Kellie Daniels, Lecturer, PR

Dr. Jane Delany, Senior Lecturer Ecology

Dr. Joshua Jowitt, Senior Lecturer in Law

Edinburgh, Scotland

Biology & Plant Sciences

Mentored by: Dr. John Daniels, CRGP, Chair Cross River Gorilla Project

Our Initiatives

Protecting and Conserving Endangered Species and Their Habitats

At SASE, we work closely with our partner NGOs to identify and address critical conservation issues. Our initiatives include habitat restoration, anti-poaching efforts, public education and awareness campaigns, and research and monitoring programs. We believe that conservation efforts must be both scientifically sound and socially responsible in order to achieve lasting impact. Through our collaborative approach, we aim to create a brighter future for endangered species and the ecosystems they inhabit.