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Manager, Environmental Sustainability of Toronto Zoo

Kyla

Greenham

<div class="ExternalClass58781E0C66234F1FA0147909DCE17CE8"><p>Dr. Kyla Greenham leads the Toronto Zoo’s environmental sustainability efforts, driving the TZNet0 Plan to achieve net-zero operations by 2030. She oversees key initiatives including energy retrofits, waste diversion, biodiversity restoration, and more, with a strong focus on fostering climate resilience through staff and guest engagement. With a PhD in Climate Change and Ecology, Kyla combines deep scientific knowledge with practical leadership to integrate sustainability across all zoo operations. Her diverse background in fisheries research, national conservation programs, and circular economy projects uniquely equips her to champion transformative, zero waste solutions. At the zoo, she advances innovative strategies that align conservation, climate action, and community engagement, positioning the institution as a global sustainability leader and inspiring collective action toward a zero waste future.<br></p></div>

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