Md. Naif Ahmed Chowdhury is an accomplished forest science graduate with an impressive background in forest management and ecosystem conservation. He has been actively engaged with CEGIS in various development and climate change projects related to the biological environment, conducting studies such as CRVA, IEE, EIA, VIA, Ecological landscape restoration, Landslides mitigation through bio engineering solutions and more. With his vast field experience, he has gained extensive knowledge of biodiversity survey, assessment, monitoring, and conservation of ecosystem, having traveled to different parts of the country, including forests and wetlands. Mr. Chowdhury has excelled in designing and validating questionnaires, collecting data, analyzing and interpreting data, as well as writing comprehensive and insightful project reports. He has developed exceptional skills in creating quantitative decision support tools and implementing effective natural resource management techniques.
Prior to his current role, Mr. Chowdhury worked as a research assistant at the prestigious "Nutrients Dynamic Lab, Khulna University," where he made significant contributions to the Bangladesh Forest Inventory project. His responsibilities included analyzing soil and litter samples, sample processing, database development, and he played a critical role in establishing the first-ever soil archive in Khulna University. Furthermore, he was an integral part of a DRR project funded by WFP at the Rohingya Refugees Camp, monitoring reforestation, and structural intervention activities. Overall, His tireless efforts to promote sustainable development and preserve the biological environment have been commendable, and he continues to be a valuable asset to the field of ecology, forestry and biodiversity.
