More than 20 years ago I came to southern Spain, Tarifa, for the first time. I was fascinated by the untouchedness and splendor of the area and remained infatuated with the beautiful region, which greatly influenced my subsequent years both personally and professionally.

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So I worked as a horse trekking guide when I was young. Interested in the background of communication between animals and humans, I dedicated two and a half years to studying ethology/animal behavior therapy. I did my first therapeutic treatments for four-legged friends with behavioral problems after completing my studies (ATN Hamburg in 2007).

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Since studying wild animals is essential and very informative for understanding the complex theory of behavior, my career was followed by further training in South Africa in the management of a nature park, followed by an internship in the “Botanic and Wildlife Park” Gibraltar and the Castellar/Jimena Wildlife Zoo in Spain. After another 4 years of studying, I obtained a Master of advanced studies at FHNW Switzerland in environmental management and technology in 2017.