Esmond Bradley Martin
1915–2002 (age 87)
conservationist
Biography
Esmond Bradley Martin dedicated his life to global conservation efforts, focusing especially on combating the illegal ivory trade. He traveled extensively to document poaching practices and advocate for stronger protections for wildlife, often risking personal safety to gather the evidence needed to effect change.
His research and advocacy influenced policy makers and conservation organizations, helping to raise awareness of the urgent need to defend endangered species. He is honored at Westbury Friends Cemetery as a tireless champion for the natural world.