Greta is environmentalist specialising in wildlife crime, conservation strategy, and socio-environmental justice. She currently serves as Lead, Partnerships & Coalition Building at Daughters for Earth, advancing alliances and resourcing pathways for women-led climate and nature solutions.

With 15+ years advising governments and international organisations, her work spans political ecology, environmental justice, ending the illegal wildlife trade, and fostering human–wildlife coexistence. From 2014–2024, Greta led programme development and human–elephant conflict work across 25 African member states with the Elephant Protection Initiative Foundation.

In an age of climate collapse, she believes restoring gender balance, ownership, and the sacred values attached to the living and spiritual worlds can help redefine how we map our sense of belonging, responsibility, and kinship to place, ancestors, one another, and the many species we share the planet with.

She is a founding fellow and delivery team member for Women for the Environment Africa, and continues to shape global conservation dialogues and practices, championing trauma-informed, compassionate and systemic transformation to enable socio-environmentally just and climate resilient future for all living things.