Dr. Bintou Dibba is an academic and professional with extensive expertise in education, climate change, and environment. She holds a PhD in Climate Change and Education from WASCAL Doctoral Program on Climate Change and Education at the University of The Gambia and advanced degrees in Sectoral Analysis and Management in Education Systems and MSc in Marine Science and Resource Management, BSc in Biology and a Higher Teachers Certificate in Agriculture and Mathematics. Dr. Dibba's professional career spans over two decades, beginning as a teacher at Bakau Upper Basic School. She later served as a Technical Field Supervisor for the Freedom from Hunger Campaign and as a Principal Science and Technology Officer at the Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science, and Technology. Since 2014, Dr. Dibba has been a lecturer at the University of The Gambia, Biology department, contributing significantly to education and research in her fields of expertise. She is dedicated to fostering environmental stewardship and building awareness about the impacts of climate change. Her ability to collaborate effectively with stakeholders, including local communities, governments, and international organizations, has been central to her success. Dr. Bintou Dibba's scholarly contributions reflect her extensive research and expertise in climate change, education, and resource management. Her PhD thesis examined vulnerability and adaptation to climate change among coastal communities in The Gambia