Ndey Amie

Environmental educator and sustainability professional with experience designing and facilitating climate education, environmental learning, and community engagement programs across Canada and Africa. Completing a Master of International Forestry at the University of British Columbia (August 2026), with expertise in climate justice, forest governance, Indigenous stewardship, and sustainability. Experienced in developing educational resources, delivering workshops to diverse audiences, and building partnerships that support environmental awareness and community resilience.

Passionate about inspiring young people through place-based, inclusive, and experiential learning.

Carbon Project Development Associate at Bynamic Group (2026-05 – Present)

• Support Bynamic's development of carbon credit projects in all phases of development, such as preassessment, feasibility, stakeholder engagement, verification, project execution and emission reduction verification
• Provide guidance on policies and market developments as they relate to all aspects of the carbon market system, with emphasis on the VCM, CORSIA, and Article 6
• Research and provide support to find financing and/or grants for project developers
• Provide technical input for designing the Nature-Based Solution project design documents
• Any additional work scope required by Bynamic to support market engagement

Resource Development Consultation Coordinator Assistance at Neqotkuk Wolastoqiyik, Tobique First Nation, RDCC (2026-04 – Present)

• Developed educational resources on Indigenous stewardship, forestry, biodiversity, and climate change
• Designed ArcGIS StoryMaps and visual learning materials to communicate environmental knowledge and land stewardship
• Supported workshops and community learning activities promoting place-based environmental education
• Collaborated with community members and technical teams to translate environmental information into accessible educational resources
• Supported research, grant writing, and project reporting related to Indigenous land stewardship

Climate Teaching Expert at University of British Columbia, UBC Sustainability Hub (2025-10 – 2026-05)

• Designed and facilitated interactive workshops on climate resilience, forest governance, and sustainability for more than 300 undergraduate students
• Developed engaging educational materials and presentations to support environmental learning
• Collaborated with faculty to strengthen sustainability education and student engagement
• Prepared reports and evaluation summaries to improve program delivery

Volunteer Liaison Associate at Corps Africa/The Gambia (2024-10 – 2025-08)

• Coordinated and supported the implementation of community-based environmental projects
• Conducted monitoring and evaluation and analyzed project performance data
• Synthesized findings into structured reports to inform program improvements
• Managed multiple priorities and deadlines across projects and stakeholders
• Coordinated volunteers and community stakeholders across multiple projects
• Built partnerships with local leaders and community organizations
• Supported outreach activities and project implementation

Nutrition & Dietary Diversity Officer (M&E Focus) at Shelter for Life International – The Gambia (2024-01 – 2024-11)

• Coordinated multi-site data collection for climate-resilient agricultural projects reaching 200+ households
• Produced reports supporting donor accountability and program decision-making
• Led quantitative and qualitative data collection for climate-resilient agriculture programs
• Conducted data analysis to identify trends and inform program adaptation

Research Intern at African Leadership University (ALU) (2022-10 – 2023-12)

State of Wildlife Economy

• Conducted research on biodiversity policy, conservation finance, and sustainable land use
• Analyzed datasets using R and synthesized findings into policy-relevant insights
• Contributed to the development of training materials and research outputs
• Used NVivo for coding and thematic analysis of interviews in the State of Wildlife Economy in Africa

Founder and Leader at EmpowerHer GM (Youth-Led Non-Governmental Organization) (2022-01 – Present)

• Founded and led a youth-led nonprofit promoting sustainable agriculture and agroforestry in rural communities
• Trained more than 250 women farmers through workshops on climate-smart agriculture, agroforestry, and environmental stewardship
• Coordinated volunteers, community outreach, and partnerships to expand environmental education initiatives
• Developed educational materials supporting sustainable livelihoods and climate resilience

Master of International Forestry in International Forestry – University of British Columbia (2025-09 – 2026-08)

Bachelor of Arts in Global Challenges, Policy and Conservation – African Leadership University (2021-01 – 2024-07)