Nyambura, is a marine professional with five years of experience as a certified diver and instructor, and the Founder of Dolphin Aquatics Centre in Diani, Kenya.
Driven by a deep commitment to ocean conservation and marine ecosystem protection, Nyambura began her diving career working along the Kenyan coast, conducting dives that supported conservation-minded tourism, capacity building, and safe diving education. As a diving instructor, she has trained divers from diverse backgrounds, promoting best practices in underwater safety, reef-friendly behaviour, and responsible marine interaction.
Nyambura’s professional leadership is further strengthened by an MBA, which informs her approach to organisational management, strategic planning, and ethical decision-making. In 2024, she founded Dolphin Aquatics Centre, with the mission of creating accessible, high-quality diving experiences while contributing to marine conservation efforts. Through the centre, she collaborates closely with community stakeholders, conservation organisations, and tourism partners.
Beyond her ocean work, Nyambura is deeply committed to empowering girls and children at risk, providing mentorship, skills development, and improved living conditions “from the inside out.” This humanitarian engagement informs her holistic approach to community-centred conservation. They are passionate about aligning marine conservation with social well-being, ensuring that ethical standards, community inclusion, and scientific integrity guide all research initiatives.
With her strong background in practical fieldwork and community engagement, Nyambura brings a blend of technical expertise, ethical awareness, and social impact insight to ORP’s Research Ethics Committee.
