Sarah Bologna is a social anthropologist and a writer who specialises in conservation-driven development, the interface between humanity and nature.

Her work examines the consumption of nature and the complex and conflicting issues around the environment, resource use and climate change debates, most explicitly in the development arena. Her work aims to bring into clear focus the lives and priorities of those who bear the brunt of global inequalities.
 
She is a strong and experienced researcher and is particularly keen to be involved in documentary film making - of which she has experienced all aspects including research, filming, editing and sound, during the production of Encounters, a 23 minute documentary on tourism to townships in Cape Town, South Africa.
 
Sarah is widely traveled and as a researcher with over ten years of experience in Africa, Sarah would be an invaluable addition to any production team working on the subject of people and wildlife.
Skills
- Writing and copyediting (extensive experience particularly with academic papers and consultancy reports)
- Documentary film making – all aspects including research, filming, editing and sound. Production of Encounters, a 23 minute documentary on tourism to townships in Cape Town, South Africa
- Specialist in applied anthropology with a focus on conservation, development and democracy, with extensive and intensive experience in southern Africa
- Skilled communicator with diverse groups of people and individuals
- Expert in a wide range of research methods, with a particular emphasis on the value of qualitative approaches, but also experienced with questionnaire survey design and execution and data capture and analysis
- Broad experience with field work in both urban and deep rural settings in Africa
- Teaching and supervision of post graduate theses
- Creative writing.

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