Gloria Grace Nabukalu

Education:

• Bachelor Of Travel & Tourism Management – Makerere University Business School (MUBS),

Alpha Adventure Safaris Journey:

My journey with Alpha Adventure Safaris began as an enthusiastic intern during my final year at the University. Driven by a passion for environmental conservation and responsible tourism practices, I was thrilled to contribute to a company committed to sustainable safaris. Through the internship, I gained valuable hands-on experience in waste management strategies, community outreach programs, and sustainable resource use.

Current Role:

Following the internship’s success, I’m excited to take on the role of Assistant Sustainability Officer. I’m eager to further develop my skills and knowledge under the guidance of the Sustainability Team, contributing directly to Alpha Adventure Safaris’ ongoing sustainability efforts.

Skills & Contributions:

• Research & Analysis: Skilled in researching sustainability best practices within the tourism industry.
• Data Management: Proficient in data collection and analysis to track and measure environmental impacts.
• Communication & Collaboration: Passionate about communicating sustainability initiatives to both internal and external stakeholders.
• Project Management: Eager to assist in managing and implementing various sustainability projects within the company.

Goals & Aspirations:

I’m committed to contributing fresh ideas and a youthful perspective to Alpha Adventure Safaris’ sustainability efforts. My goal is to become an integral part of the team, working towards minimizing our environmental footprint and promoting responsible tourism practices throughout our operations. Ultimately, I aspire to help Alpha Adventure Safaris become a leader in sustainable safaris, inspiring positive change within the industry.

Joining Alpha Adventure Safaris as an intern ignited my passion for combining tourism with environmental responsibility. As Assistant Sustainability Officer, I’m thrilled to contribute to a future where adventure and conservation go hand-in-hand.