Sentinel exists because protecting wildlife in vast, harsh landscapes still depends on capable people in the air and on the ground, and because the cost of that work is borne by families as well as by rangers.
My path ran from West Texas ranch country through border law enforcement and a long aviation career, then to conservation flying in Kenya, gyrocopter patrols in the Kasigau Corridor ecosystem, supporting observation, deterrence, and the teams on the ground. Time with Samburu trackers in the Matthews Range deepened my respect for indigenous knowledge and local stewardship.
The Sentinel Wildlife Foundation is our effort to channel that experience into something durable: practical aviation support for trusted partners, and meaningful help for ranger families after loss or injury. We are new, transparent about what is still forming, and committed to earning trust in the open.
This page introduces our board and the direction of travel. As programs mature, we will publish partnerships, impact metrics, and audited financials, without claiming work we have not yet done.