Toshio Yokoyama

A biologist with a degree from the Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán, and a Master's Degree in Environmental Management from the Universidad Marista, Toshio has extensive experience in wildlife management, conservation projects, and sustainable development initiatives. He is proficient in utilizing technology as an effective tool for informed decision-making in natural resource management. Toshio possesses over a decade of hands-on experience leading conservation and environmental management initiatives throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Currently serving as the Director of Management and Conservation of Natural Resources at the Secretariat of Sustainable Development of the State Government of Yucatán, Toshio oversees projects across the Environmental Conservation, Coastal Zone Management, Environmental Quality, Waste Management, and Resource Management divisions.