Becca Cassidy-Simpkins

Digital Marketing & Fundraising Officer

Growing up surrounded by nature and the coast, Becca has loved all creatures great and small since before she could walk. After a few years marketing for corporate organisations, she made the change to conservation initially for endangered species in Africa and Asia.

She now focuses her passion on the British isles. Becca is managing the CRT's social media pages, updating the website and delivering email campaigns, blogs and other online marketing.

"I am delighted to join the CRT team and can’t wait to support the growth of the organisation. There's so much planned for the next 18 months and more!"

When she's not working at CRT you'll find her at the beach or in the woods with her dog, exploring nature.

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Please note, Becca works Monday morning, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday so might be slightly delayed responding to your contact.

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