Welcome to Wild Tesa!
A Place for Conservation Community and Career Development
Whether you're an organization aiming to strengthen your conservation efforts or an individual looking to gain hands-on experience in wildlife protection, I’m here to provide guidance and support. Let’s collaborate to drive impactful, science-backed solutions for wildlife and ecosystems.
LET’S WORK TOGETHER
Helping You Break Into the Conservation Field
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Conservation Conversation
Join me in a 1:1 Video Call—We'll discuss career paths, essential skills, and personalized strategies to help you focus on your specific goals and set a clear plan for moving forward.
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International Trips
Join me on ethical wildlife adventures designed for budding conservationists, field scientists, and explorers seeking unique, immersive experiences in the natural world.
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Subscribe to Wild Webinars
Join our conservation community for engaging group discussions where we share insights, tackle pressing wildlife issues, and collaborate on real-world solutions.
A Little About Me
Hi, I’m Tesa!
I’m Tesa Mendoza, a dedicated Wildlife Conservation Biologist passionate about preserving species and their ecosystems. With hands-on experience in animal rehabilitation and field research, I lead conservation projects that bridge the gap between science, community, and nature.
Let’s work together to make a positive impact on our planet.
Conservation Stories
Checkout My Blog
Conservation Conversations
& Wild Webinars
Join me in a space where we explore everything from the latest conservation research to practical tips for wildlife enthusiasts. In each session, I’ll present key insights on a conservation topic and share actionable steps to make a difference.
You’ll also have the chance to ask questions, connect with other like-minded individuals, and walk away with practical knowledge to support your own conservation efforts.
Testimonials from 1:1 Career Calls
Current Conservation
Trips with Me:
Tanzania
July 2026 | 15 Days & 14 Nights
Unique, Life-Changing Adventure
Fully Escorted Eco Adventure for Young Adults


I vividly remember how it felt to be a young girl, craning my neck in the jungles of Costa Rica. I would carefully inspect the movement of the trees, eyes straining for the tell-tale swaying of branches. I recall the awe I felt walking through the doors of the first rescue center I volunteered at, and developing my first tangible connections with the rehabilitation world. I curiously watched interns work hands-on with the animals, and decided that I would return to complete an internship myself. I remember how it felt to hold my Wildlife Conservation Biology diploma and how eagerly I anticipated the beginning of my professional career.