Field-verified biodiversity intelligence, EUDR compliance, and AI-powered ecosystem analysis — bridging Africa's tropical ecosystems with European sustainability markets.
From EU regulatory compliance to on-the-ground field verification — we deliver the data and analysis that nature-positive organisations need to operate with confidence.
We help European companies navigate the EU Deforestation Regulation, CSRD biodiversity reporting, and emerging nature-risk frameworks — backed by real field data from origin landscapes.
We design, assess, and validate biodiversity projects — from REDD+ monitoring to biodiversity credit scoping — with a scientific rigour rooted in field experience across tropical ecosystems.
We develop expert-level environmental datasets for frontier AI models, conduct remote sensing analysis, and deliver predictive modelling for land-use and climate risks.
We deploy drone-assisted surveys, GIS mapping, and ground-truth data collection across Central and West Africa — providing the field credibility that desk-based analysis cannot replicate.
Most environmental consultancies either have the academic credentials or the field experience. We have both — and we connect them with AI-era data capabilities.
Over six years of conservation fieldwork in Cameroon — including WWF partner assessments in the Campo Ma'an National Park, community land-use mapping, and biodiversity monitoring in the Congo Basin region. We don't just read reports about these landscapes. We have worked in them.
Dual European MSc degrees from TU Dresden and the University of Copenhagen, plus active engagement with EUDR, CSRD, REDD+, EU Taxonomy, TNFD, and SBTN frameworks. We speak the language of European regulators and institutional clients.
Active as an environmental AI expert at Alignerr and Outlier.ai's Pegasus HLE Project — designing expert-level environmental reasoning datasets for state-of-the-art AI models. We don't just talk about AI in sustainability. We build the intelligence systems behind it.
Operating in English, French, German, and Lamnso — covering European client markets, Francophone African field operations, and indigenous community engagement without relying on intermediaries.
I am an environmental professional and field-verified intelligence specialist combining tropical forestry expertise, AI and machine learning capabilities, and hands-on remote sensing to deliver ground-truth insights at the intersection of forestry, biodiversity, climate policy, and emerging technology.
I founded Biofarms.ai to bridge a gap I witnessed firsthand: European institutions and markets increasingly depend on environmental data from Africa's tropical landscapes — yet most of that data is generated at a distance, without the field credibility that rigorous verification demands.
With dual European MSc degrees, six years of field conservation work in Central and West Africa, and active roles at the frontier of AI-driven environmental science, I bring a rare combination of academic rigour, on-the-ground experience, and technical capability to every engagement.
Follow my work in environmental intelligence, forest governance, and AI for climate — or reach out directly to discuss a project.
Peer-reviewed research, academic theses, and published analysis spanning forest governance, tropical deforestation, and climate justice.
Investigated how six constitutionality principles shape bottom-up forest governance in SW Cameroon. Qualitative fieldwork — focus groups and key informant interviews with traditional councils and conservation officers. Findings show indigenous institutions play a decisive governance role when formally recognised within national conservation frameworks.
Read in SLUB DresdenA 56-source comparative assessment of deforestation drivers across two major tropical forest regions. Evaluates land tenure, governance, commodity expansion, and infrastructure — and examines how AI technologies are transforming forest monitoring and enforcement.
Read the articleMixed methods critical analysis of climate finance disparities, biodiversity funding gaps, and the systematic exclusion of Global South actors from climate governance. Sources: UNEP, UNDP, OECD, WRI, ODI.
Read the articleExpert commentary on the findings of Chazdon et al. (2025) in Nature Reviews Biodiversity — examining the implications of natural forest regeneration for assisted natural regeneration policy and biodiversity outcomes across the tropics.
Read the articleLong-form narrative essay on the global soil crisis — tracing how the Green Revolution's legacy of chemical dependency is depleting the biological foundations of global food security. Anchored in Punjab, India and connected to global patterns.
Participated in discussions on supremacy, polarisation, conflict management, and social cohesion — with a focus on connecting divided spaces, environmental peacebuilding, and identifying systemic turning points.
Whether you need EUDR compliance support, biodiversity project verification, environmental AI datasets, or field survey capacity in Central or West Africa — we want to hear from you.
We work with organisations across Europe and Africa on a project and retainer basis. First conversations are always free.