Wahyu Nurbandi

Wahyu's research interests lie in conservation science and policy, with particular emphasis on conservation social science and wildlife trade topics. Prior to joining Princeton, he worked for several international organisations as a researcher looking at various conservation issues, including illegal wildlife trade, illegal logging, REDD+, and voluntary carbon markets. He holds an MSc in biodiversity, conservation, and management at the University of Oxford (Mansfield College) as an Oxford-Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Scholar, where his dissertation applied conservation criminology to explore wildlife crime in Indonesia. He received a BSc in geography with a major in cartography and remote sensing from Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Indonesia.