Welcome on Board SCNL’s New Staff!

Edicia J. Borloh, SCNL Project Officer, “So far, the staff here are very welcoming. It has been amazing getting to know each staff. Joining SCNL, I am seeing lots of young faces, it is welcoming to see SCNL creating opportunity for young people to get involved into issues concerning the environment. There are many species out there unprotected, SCNL’s tireless effort to conserve nature is helping to protect these species”.

Matthew Williams, Livelihood Officer, SCNL, “I have worked for SCNL before, the experience was good. Through SCNL, I was sent to Sierra Leone on a cross exchange visit. An experience, I have always been grateful for. Since 2018, SCNL has been helpful to me…I am counting on them to keep up the good work, continued to empower youth in the agricultural and forestry sectors for the betterment of Liberia. To the new staff, let’s work as a team because we all are from a diverse background, but collectively, we can achieve the [goal and aspiration] of SCNL”.

Charlene Jallah-Freeman, SCNL Coordinator for the GEF-FOLUR Project, “SCNL is welcoming, the staff smile often, and SCNL is trying its best to secure a healthy environment for the workforce. Most of the animals, and herbs we normally see, are difficult to see nowadays due to the problems surrounding conservation. SCNL is doing well to restore the forest, not only for [us], but the future generation. I want SCNL to keep up the good work for the continuous upliftment of the organization”.

Servah Johnson, Intern/Research Technician, “As an intern, I have learned a lot about SCNL’s loan project, and conservation. My parents are proud of me because of the exposure received at SCNL. I am grateful to SCNL for the opportunity to keep learning”.

Edward Hallowanger Jr., SCNL Community Mobilization Officer, “I feel comfortable joining SCNL. I am new, but I am ready to be committed, and objective to meet deadlines. I want SCNL to continue with conservation program so the forest can be protected for future generation”.

Clara K. Mallah, SCNL Policy Advocacy and Communication Officer, “Globally, the human race depends on the climate. We have to maintain the environment for everyone to have a home. Joining SCNL is another excellent opportunity to keep the ‘team and the public’ abreast about SCNL’s activities.  Great team at SCNL! It is a privilege to be a part of an initiative gearing to transform the environment”.

Monica Glassco, Receptionist, SCNL, “My first impression at SCNL is that the staff are caring, loving and associative, interactive, and accepts everyone. My job is important, I do smile, welcome staff and visitors politely because the first impression is from me. It is like I am the face of SCNL, everyone passes through me before entering the building, I have to treat everyone with respect for a smooth operation. I tell SCNL thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve”.

Jeremiah Z. Koyai, Intern/Research Technician, “I am here as an intern, even though I have researched for SCNL in time past. As a student, joining SCNL, it has been helpful. The motivation received from SCNL has given me a broader perspective because I am hoping to advance my education in conservation because I too want to help fight climate change. To the staff, and SCNL in general, I say thank you for keeping our forest protected”.

Prince Cooper, Driver, SCNL, “I am a new driver, I feel good joining SCNL. Before joining SCNL, I didn’t have much knowledge about the different species of animals, and why they’re essential to protect them. It is at SCNL, I am learning to know important of protecting animals and the forest. The working relationships is good, the staff have made me feel like home”.