Tike Mercy Winnie Chagara is a passionate advocate for wildlife conservation and environmental protection. Her dedication to preserving Uganda's rich biodiversity has made her a prominent figure in the field. She holds a degree in Veterinary Medicine, which has provided her with a strong foundation in understanding and addressing ecological challenges.

As an environmental researcher and conservationist, she has spearheaded numerous initiatives aimed at protecting endangered species and their habitats, such as the African lion, African Elephant, as well as primates such as chimpanzees and red colobus. She collaborates extensively with local communities, government agencies, and international NGOs to implement effective conservation strategies that also encourages s peaceful coexistence of communities and nature. Her efforts include habitat restoration projects, anti-poaching campaigns, and educational programs that empower communities to take an active role in protecting their natural environment.

Mercy's commitment to environmental stewardship extends beyond her research. She actively participates in policy advocacy, striving to influence legislation that supports conservation efforts. Her leadership and unwavering dedication to wildlife conservation have earned her recognition as a key influencer in promoting environmental sustainability.