Charles Emogor

Dr. Charles Emogor is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge. His work focuses on wildlife conservation, biodiversity, and environmental policy, particularly addressing issues related to pangolin exploitation, wild meat hunting, and carbon footprint inequality. He contributes to interdisciplinary research bridging conservation biology, policy analysis, and sustainable development.

His research interests include understanding drivers of wildlife trade, assessing the sustainability of interventions for pangolin conservation, and evaluating the socio-economic dimensions of biodiversity loss. He also investigates carbon footprint disparities across populations to inform equitable climate policies.

Dr. Emogor’s publications highlight critical gaps in conservation strategies, emphasizing the need for localized solutions and rigorous sustainability assessments. His work often involves collaborations with stakeholders in Nigeria and other African regions to ensure community engagement in conservation efforts.

He is associated with the Energy and Environment Group within the Department, focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to environmental challenges. His research underscores the intersection of technology, policy, and ecology to address global environmental crises.