Ian Munanura is an Assistant Professor of Forest Ecosystems and Society in the College of Forestry. Originally from Africa, Ian takes pride in exposing students to the broader world. His work includes student trips to Borneo for first-hand experience in the challenges of economic development and maintaining biodiversity in a developing country.
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