Certificate of completion issued to
Kamal Edaparambil
For completing
Species and Ecosystems Pathway
Completion date
21 Mar 2025
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About Species and Ecosystems Pathway
2 Learning modules
25 minutes of learning
4.7 rating
Competent level
Why is biodiversity so crucial to the health of our planet, and how do we protect it? Biodiversity is one of the many things at risk from the climate crisis, but to understand how to protect it, we must first understand what it is and how it fits into the larger ecosystem. In this pathway, Samuel Temidayo Osinubi explores species classification, endangered lists, and methods of measuring biodiversity. This pathway will help you understand the key importance of biodiversity in ecosystem services and what can be done to conserve species threatened by climate change.
In this pathway
Understand species and ecosystems
Explore species classification and endangered lists
Learn how to measure biodiversity
Pathway experts
Samuel Temidayo Osinubi
Avian ecologist
Samuel Temidayo Osinubi is an avian behavioural ecologist who has worked in a variety of roles across multiple continents. His academic background includes a postdoctoral fellowship at the Fitzpatrick Institute of African Ornithology in Cape Town, South Africa, a PhD from the School of Biological Sciences in Christchurch, New Zealand, and an MSc from the AP Leventis Ornithological Research Institute in Jos, Nigeria. He has worked in various capacities with BirdLife International, the Nigerian Conservation Foundation, the Royal Society for the Conservation of Birds, Fauna and Floral International, the UN Convention on Migratory Species, and also enjoys time on cruise ships as an expedition lecturer. His core values are centred around achieving set conservation project objectives and opening doors for wider collaborations. He sees himself as a bridge between diverse points of view and backgrounds.