Max Ratusinski holds a Master’s degree in Marine Biology from the University of Bergen, Norway, and has been involved in numerous research and conservation projects across tropical regions. His work focuses on the intersection of ecology and community, driven by a deep commitment to developing sustainable resource-use practices for coastal communities.
With a background that spans marine research, habitat restoration, resource monitoring, Max brings both scientific insight and practical field experience to his role. As a Project Assistant at EPIC Sint Maarten, he is responsible for monitoring the island’s seabird populations and implementing terrestrial and mangrove restoration initiatives—critical efforts for protecting coastal biodiversity and resilience.
Outside of work, Max likes to explore the beautiful island of Sint Maarten and spends his free time hiking, diving, and surfing. His passion for the ocean and its ecosystems is central to both his professional and personal life.