WWF Staff in Suriname (Regional Office)

He started his professional career in Suriname at the State Forest Service. He brings to the Guianas a long experience as a consultant in various African, Asian, South American and European countries. Dominiek speaks Dutch, French, English and Spanish fluently, and that will be a great asset to his work in the mulit lingual setting of the Guianas.
"I hope to be a 'plus value' for all of you in achieving the goals in your work for WWF Guianas and for the organization as a whole, for the benefit of conservation andsustainable development, but also for poverty reduction in this unique part of the world."

His international experience took him for four years to the Koppers-Hickson Company (Department of Wood-Technology) in Pittsburgh, USA. From 1995 until 1999 he worked as researcher and team leader of projects for both the Forestry and Wood technology departments at the Center of Agricultural Research in Suriname (CELOS).
He is experienced especially in executing projects in Forestry Research (Sustainable Forest Management Systems).
In February 1999 he started working for WWF-Guianas as Program Officer for Suriname and Regional Forest Officer for the Guianas.

Marie-Louise joined WWF in May 2001 as the Wildlife Management Officer. Prior to her coming to Suriname, she worked in St. Lucia with the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. She has extensive experience in the field of tropical freshwater and marine biodiversity conservation and management, and is familiar with several International and Regional Environmental Conventions.

Working for recognized offices such as Ernst & Young Accountants, Deloitte & Touché Accountants, as assistant- accountant and later at the Tax Office in Suriname, she gained the needed experience to work at her present job.
Juliette started working at WWF Guianas in June 2001 as the Accountant/Grants Manager. In this position she is responsible for the complete financial management of the WWF Guianas program, Preparation and monitoring of the annual budgeting cycles, management of donor contracts (financial reporting), Compliance of the program with HQ-institutional standards and the supervision the accounting and Grants administration.

Her focus for this new challenge is that natural resources are a means by which development can be achieved. However the awareness should be created that long term development can only be reached, through sustainable use, and protection of that which is endangered.


He joined WWF-Guianas in September 2002 as the communications officer. His work is to report on the progress that WWF makes in the Guianas, through the WWF Guianas website, photography, videography and contacts with the local and international media.

She has worked as a secretary at the Surinam Timber State Forest Industries, Inc., the University of Suriname and the Ministry of Planning and Development.
She holds the position of Secretary/Office Manager at WWF Guianas since March 1999. In this position she provides administrative- and logistical support to the office staff and takes care of the office.



