Osama bin Khalid Radwan is an environmental researcher with over 10 years' experience in sustainability, environmental crisis and disaster management, specializing in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and the evaluation of the impact of development projects on wildlife and ecosystems. He possesses extensive practical experience in preparing and reviewing environmental studies, providing technical recommendations, and coordinating with government entities to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and legislation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. His work focuses on assessing environmental impacts and developing sustainable solutions that contribute to ecosystem conservation while maintaining a balance between development and the preservation of natural resources. At the National Center for Wildlife, he is responsible for reviewing and evaluating Environmental Impact Assessment studies for development projects, analyzing their effects on wildlife species and natural habitats, and recommending mitigation measures to minimize environmental impacts, particularly those affecting wildlife. He also collaborates with relevant entities, including the National Center for Environmental Compliance, to support environmental compliance and sustainability objectives.