Bernice Nwanna Francis is a highly skilled environmental and forestry professional specializing in forest science, climate resilience, ecosystem management, and sustainable development. She holds two advanced degrees: a Master of Science in Forest Science from the prestigious Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) and a Master of Forestry from the renowned University of British Columbia (UBC).

Bernice currently serves as the Chair of the Board Directors for GoGreen Environmental Health Sustainability Initiatives, where she plays a vital role in shaping the organization’s strategic governance, driving impactful environmental programs, and enhancing overall organizational sustainability. Her contributions also extend to fostering meaningful partnerships that support GoGreen’s mission.

With her extensive academic background and practical expertise, Bernice significantly strengthens GoGreen’s capacity to advance critical initiatives in climate action, environmental stewardship, ecosystem resilience, and sustainable community development. Her leadership and knowledge ensure that GoGreen remains at the forefront of promoting innovative and effective solutions to environmental challenges. Bernice’s commitment to integrating scientific research with community-focused strategies makes her an invaluable asset in steering GoGreen towards achieving long-term environmental sustainability and resilience goals.