Daniel Christian Wahl, PhD, FRSA
Palma Area, Spain
Sustainability / Regenerative Design, Innovation, Education
Design
Education
Centre for the Study of Natural Design (University of Dundee) 2003 — 2006
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Natural Design (Design for Sustainability), Summa cum laude
Schumacher College & Plymouth University (Environmental Science Department) 2001 — 2002
Master's Degree, MSc in Holistic Science, with distinction
University of Edinburgh 1992 — 1996
Bachelor's Degree, BSc in Biological Sciences (Hons) Zoology, 2.1 (73%)
Experience
Daniel Christian Wahl - Sustainability Consultancy Innovation Education October 2011 - Present
Gaia Education September 2015 - Present
GLOCAL Mallorca project (Ecover & Forum for the Future) May 2013 - Present
International Futures Forum November 2009 - Present
CIFAL Scotland December 2011 - Present
LEAD International August 2013 - September 2013
Balears.t - Clúster d'Innovació Tecnològica en Turisme de les Illes Balears May 2012 - April 2013
Gaia Education / Open University of Catalunya (UOC) February 2011 - February 2012
FUEIB 2012 - 2012
Findhorn College May 2007 - December 2010
Skills
Sustainability Reporting, Sustainability, Program Management, Climate Change..., Environmental Education, Sustainable Architecture, Systems Theory, Social Entrepreneurship, Carbon, Ecology, Environmental Policy, Climate Change..., Workshop Facilitation, Innovation Consulting, Conservation Issues, Social Innovation, Corporate Social..., Conference Design, Carbon Management, Green Technology, Community Outreach, Sustainable Communities, Program Development, Life Cycle Assessment, Sustainable Development, Climate Change, Sustainable Transport, Sustainability..., Sustainable Energy, Environmental Awareness, Ecological Design, Adult Education, Curriculum Design, Public Speaking, Sustainable Agriculture, Systems Thinking, Sustainable Business, Industrial Ecology, Teaching, Biomimicry, Sustainable Design, Carbon Footprinting, Energy Efficiency, Higher Education, Policy, Environmental Issues, Sustainable Tourism, Biodiversity, Complexity Theory