Fellowship is the highest level of our membership. Around the world, people and ecosystems face new and challenging ecological and environmental management issues every day. Achieving FCIEEM demonstrates that you have made a significant contribution to addressing these issues through your professional practice. Fellows are role models and ambassadors for the profession. They are highly respected by their peers, inspire their fellow professionals and often take the opportunity to ‘give back’ to their profession and the Institute in a variety of ways.
Meet some of our Fellows to find out why they became a Fellow and what it means to them.
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Andrew Baker FCIEEM |
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Kathy Dale CEcol FCIEEM |
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Pam Nolan CEcol CEnv FCIEEM |
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Steve Ormerod CEcol FCIEEM |
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Paul Sinnadurai FCIEEM |
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Steph Wray CEcol CEnv FCIEEM |
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Claire Wansbury CEcol CEnv FCIEEM |