Mohammed M. Brown is a Liberian forestry professional, conservation advocate, landscape researcher, and youth leader with a strong passion for forest landscape restoration, biodiversity conservation, watershed management, climate action, and sustainable community development.
His work focuses on promoting environmental sustainability, strengthening community participation in natural resource management, and empowering young people to contribute meaningfully to climate resilience and conservation initiatives in Liberia.
Mohammed holds a Diploma in General Forestry and an Associate of Science degree in Conservation Forestry from the Forestry Training Institute (FTI), Liberia. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in General Forestry at the University of Liberia (UL). His academic background, combined with his practical field experience, reflects his commitment to advancing forestry education, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable environmental management.
Professionally, Mohammed has served as a Forestry Officer with The Nature Compact (TNC), contributing to field-based conservation activities, community engagement, forest and watershed management, and sustainable natural resource governance. He also gained valuable early professional experience through the United States Forest Service–Liberia long-term internship program. His experience includes supporting community forestry initiatives, environmental education, biodiversity conservation, landscape research, and efforts to strengthen community participation in the management and protection of natural resources.
