Dickson Adom (PhD) is a Senior Member at the Department of Educational Innovations in Science and Technology of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana. His research spans from using traditional knowledge systems and community engagement strategies in nature conservation projects against climate change in rural communities in Ghana, and developing innovative Indigenous Knowledge Inspired Pedagogical Models for teaching elementary school students native tree species in Ghana. These models explore the use of ethnobotanical knowledge, folk songs, myths, cosmological beliefs, proverbs, etc. for environmental sustainability education. Also, he is exploring the use of ecomuseums as an extended ecotourism activity to boost local community cultural and natural heritage preservation and education. He is the lead campaigner for the Rights of Nature Ghana Movement, aimed at pushing for the integration of the rights of nature into Ghana's environmental governance. Dickson serves as an Advisor to Gower Street, U.K.