Expert Associate - Wildlife business
Bio
Ms Beverley Wynne has worked on the retail side of the wild meat sector as an owner and manager of biltong shops in the Western Cape, South Africa. Over the years, her interests have broadened to include a focus on the harvesting of wild plants for food, beverage, and medicinal purposes.
Today working as a Medicinal Plant Therapist and Detox Specialist, Beverly is exploring health through natural solutions - intricately weaving the Earth's abundant bounty into holistic well-being practices.
@AWEI
Since becoming an AWEI associate, Beverly has brought in a greater understanding of the role and opportunities for wild plants in the wildlife economy. In 2025, She is supporting AWEI through strengthening engagement with businesses and business-related initiatives particularly with respect to the use of wild plants and fungi.
Outputs
Witsand Report – A pilot wildlife enterprise baseline assessment of Moodie’s Farm (2023)
Related content
-
Witsand Report – A pilot wildlife enterprise baseline assessment of Moodie’s Farm
Dr Wiseman Ndlovu…Witsand Report – A pilot wildlife enterprise baseline assessment of Moodie’s Farm Prepared by the AWEI Team –...
2023Research
Get updates by email
Through impactful research, stakeholder engagement, and professional development, AWEI is supporting the wildlife economy across Africa. Please subscribe for occasional updates on our work and forthcoming events.
Sign up for a quarterly dose of AWEI insights
In a complex and changing world, AWEI generates strategic ideas, conducts independent analysis on wildlife economies, and collaborates with global scholar-practitioners to provide training and expertise for biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, and inclusive economic opportunities in Africa.