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Khash-Erdene Bayarsaikhan
Communications and Partnership Officer
Khash-Erdene Bayarsaikhan is a Communications and Partnership Officer at WCS Mongolia program. Over a decade of experience in communications and journalism has equipped Khash-Erdene Bayarsaikhan with a sharp understanding of crafting impactful narratives. His career has spanned media outlets, international organizations, and NGOs, where he has championed critical social issues like human rights, sustainable development, and children's well-being. An adept communicator across cultures and languages, Khash-Erdene has demonstrably increased visibility and garnered support for various causes. His leadership in managing communications strategies and content creation has yielded success in media outreach, advocacy, and public awareness. Khash-Erdene holds a Master's degree in Business Administration and a Bachelor's degree in Journalism.
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Maral-Erdene Ganselem
Project and Finance Assistant
Maral-Erdene Ganselem is a development and operations professional with over a decade of experience in procurement, logistics and operation management. She has worked with ADRA Mongolia, People in Need (PIN), UNDP Mongolia, and ADB-supported projects, supporting humanitarian response, climate resilience, and community-based initiatives.
She has led procurement and logistics operations in compliance with donor regulations, coordinated emergency responses, and strengthened institutional systems to ensure transparency and efficiency. Maral-Erdene holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and a Bachelor’s degree in French Studies.
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Mendbaatar Osorjin
Lead Technical Advisor
Mr Mendbaatar Osorjin is Lead Technical Advisor for the Conservation of Khangai landscape, WCS Mongolia. He holds a Master of Business administration and Ecology from the National University of Mongolia. Over decades of experience in leading community based natural resource management, rangeland management, sustainable forest and land management, wildlife conservation, protected areas management, Illegal wildlife trade, Environment and social impact assessment (ESIA), environment and social management framework. Before joining the WCS Mongolia, Mr Mendbaatar is worked with the different Donor organizations including GIZ, UNDP, SDC, ADB, World Bank and Millennium Challenge Account First and Second compacts.
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Narangerel Naranpurev
Community Engagement Coordinator
Narangerel Naranpurev is a Community Engagement Coordinator at WCS Mongolia program. She is conservationist over 10 years' experience in Mongolia, specializing in natural resource management, community-based conservation, and ecological restoration. Her expertise includes endangered species protection (particularly Przewalski's horse), and she's worked with The Nature Conservancy, Zorig Foundation and Hustai National Park on various projects, including research and conservation planning. She holds a Master's in Environmental Science and a Bachelor's in Ecological Science, and is a graduate of the US State Department's Professional Fellows Program and serves as a regional leader for the Conservation Coaches Network.
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Narangua Batdorj
Conservation Technology Regional Support Lead, Asia
Narangua Batdorj is a Conservation Technology Regional Support Lead, Asia of WCS Mongolia program. Her main role is integrate conservation technology tools into workflows, support teams with training, and guide the development. She is a Geographic Information System expert with over 7 years of professional experience working in the environmental field in Mongolia. She has worked as GIS specialist at the Forest Expedition LLC in Mongolia. Within CEEweb for biodiversity, she worked as Project Assistant in Transgreen and Connect Green project.She is Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship holder MSc in Environmental Sciences at Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary and a Bachelor in Forest engineering at University of Life Science in Mongolia.
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Sarantuya Dolgorsuren
Camp Caretaker
Sarantuya is a Camp Caretaker at WCS Mongolia program, living in Dornogovi Aimag, Khatanbulag Soum. Alongside her work as a Camp Caretaker, she is also a herder, managing her livestock. Sarantuya graduated from secondary school in Khatanbulag Soum and has strong ties to her local community.
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Tsend-Ayush Perenlei
Driver
Tsend-Ayush Perenlei is a Driver for the WCS Mongolia program. He graduated from the Extractive Industry College in Erdenet city. With over 25 years of experience as a driver throughout Mongolia, he has extensive knowledge of the country's roads and regions. Most recently, he worked for Mercy Corps from 2003 to 2012, where he gained valuable experience in transportation and logistics.
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Tsengun Gantumur
Community Engagement Facilitator
Tsengun Gantumur is a Community Engagement Facilitator at WCS Mongolia program. She completed her M.Sc. in Ecology at the National University of Mongolia (NUM). Subsequently, she joined the Mongolian Academy of Sciences, where she worked as a Researcher at the Botanical Garden Institute in the Vegetation Ecology and Economy Laboratory. Her research primarily focused on long-term monitoring of vegetation in dry grasslands. During her bachelor's studies, she specialized in pasture ecology, and her master's research centered on snow leopard population ecology.
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Tserennadmid Sonor
Conservation Governance Coordinator
Tserennadmid Sonor is a Conservation Governance Coordinator at WCS Mongolia. She is with 10 years of academic experience in ecology and environmental and socio-economic assessment, she brings a strong foundation in sustainability and environmental studies. Additionally, she has 5 years of executive experience in business management. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Ecology from the National University of Mongolia, a Master of Science in Ecological Economics from the University of Edinburgh and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Finance and Economics of Mongolia.
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Tsolmon Bereeter
HR & Admin Officer
Tsolmon Bereeter is a HR & Admin Officer for the WCS Mongolia program. She joined WCS Mongolia in 2017 as an Office Admin. Tsolmon holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Studies from Eco Asia Environmental and Management University, which she earned in 2021, and a Bachelor’s degree in English Translation from Orkhon Aimag Foreign Language Institute, completed in 1996. Additionally, she has specialized training in Human Resources, which she completed in 2013. Before joining WCS Mongolia, Tsolmon worked for World Vision International Mongolia for 15 years and was subcontracted by Scope Global's “Australian Volunteers for International Development” program, where she served as a Program Support Officer for 4 years, from 2013 to 2017.
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