Ken O'Neill

Ken O'Neill has extensive experience in fisheries management and conservation, currently serving as a Project Officer at Inland Fisheries Ireland since August 2007. Key responsibilities include managing conservation projects and facilitating assessment determination processes. Previously, Ken worked as an Assistant Fisheries Inspector and earlier as a Fisheries Officer with Shannon Regional Fisheries Board, emphasizing enforcement and conservation duties. Ken also contributed to fisheries conservation through projects involving Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping and hatchery operations for salmon. Ken's educational background includes a recent Postgraduate Certificate in Climate Entrepreneurship from Trinity College Dublin, an MSc in Biodiversity and Land Use Planning from the University of Galway, and multiple qualifications in GIS and environmental science from various institutions.