Arnold Amon Shoko is an award-winning marine scientist, climate entrepreneur, and 2025 Mandela Washington Fellow with over five years of experience at the intersection of ocean conservation, climate change adaptation, and community resilience. His work bridges science and action, translating research into tangible outcomes for coastal communities on the frontlines of climate change.

Arnold holds an MSc in Fisheries Resources Management, grounding his advocacy in deep technical expertise. Whether designing conservation programs, building local resilience, or championing sustainable marine resource management, he brings both scientific rigour and on-the-ground pragmatism to every challenge.

He remains a committed voice for ocean health and a dedicated partner to communities whose livelihoods and futures depend on a thriving sea.