Peter is a Hungarian wildlife biologist with a PhD in Wildlife Conservation and Management and decades of experience working with BirdLife International, is one of the lead scientists behind the discovery of FALCOPOLIS. In addition to his academic work, he produced multiple nature documentaries, including FALCOPOLIS movies, and edited the award-winning book The Blue Vesper.
His team operates the Hungarian Training Center and he is responsible for the scientific background.

Your main contact at FALCOPOLIS is Luca Czuder, a creative communicator who blends a love for languages, sports, and the arts with a deep dedication to conservation.
Through words, visuals, and community engagement, Luca helps bring the mission of FALCOPOLIS to life, inspiring action through storytelling and outreach. She is always open to have a meeting with you to to make it easier for you to join us.

Zeca, born in Malanje, Angola. After dedicating 23 years to humanitarian work in the demining sector with HALO Trust, Zeca founded Orbis Angola and has since become a key local leader in the protection of FALCOPOLIS.
His experience and deep-rooted connection to the land ensure that our work is grounded in respect, collaboration, and sustainability.
His local team operates the Volunteer Center and the Eco-camp in Angola.