Leomir Santoya is a dedicated conservation professional from Sarteneja with experience in marine research, fisheries conservation, and community engagement. He graduated from Muffles Junior College with an Associate Degree in Science specializing in Biology and Environmental Science. Since 2015, he has served as a Researcher/Ranger with Sarteneja Alliance for Conservation and Development (SACD), contributing to the protection and sustainable management of the Corozal Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. Prior to joining SACD, he worked with the Sarteneja Fishermen Association as Project Coordinator, supporting local fishermen through education, awareness, and alternative livelihood initiatives. Passionate about marine conservation, Leomir is also a certified Tour Guide and Advanced Scuba Diver dedicated to promoting sustainable use of Belize’s marine resources.