Cesar Termine is a dedicated conservationist and the co-founder of Las Oncas, an organization committed to safeguarding Costa Rica’s last remaining jaguars by protecting strategic lands in the Osa Peninsula and the Talamanca Mountain Range. His work also involves expanding a network of camera traps to monitor jaguar populations, funded through essential partnerships and grants that support this critical conservation effort.

In addition to his conservation work, he has extensive UX/UI design experience, having collaborated with companies worldwide—from large corporations to emerging startups. This unique set of skills allows him to approach environmental protection with a strategic and creative perspective, driving sustainable change on multiple fronts.