Co-Founder & Managing Director
Iain Alistair Stewart
Iain leads strategy, operations, and environmental systems at TerraDynamic.
Two decades of operational leadership across conservation and rewilding
programmes — including government-aligned work in the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia and across southern Africa — have shaped his approach.
His specialist work spans desert rewilding, wildlife capture and
translocation, and the integration of wildlife considerations into
large-scale development projects. He has run the kinds of programmes
he now advises on, under real constraints: weather, biology, budget,
politics, and the unforgiving timelines of biological windows.
His practice combines ecological literacy, operational discipline,
and a habit — formed in the field — of telling clients
what they need to hear before what they want to hear.
Co-Founder & Director, Digital & Hospitality Systems
Mary-Ann Stewart
Mary-Ann brings fifteen years of operational leadership in luxury lodge
and conservation environments — remote four-star lodges, tented camps,
and private game reserves where the systems behind the experience have to
hold up under real pressure. Swiss Hotel School trained, she has twice led
the transition of a business from a tourism model to a conservation-centred
operation, and was part of the team that converted a stock farm into a
functioning game reserve.
At TerraDynamic she leads the digital and hospitality side of the business:
digital strategy and brand architecture, hospitality and tourism systems
design, performance dashboards, and the visual presentation of complex
projects. She ensures the wiring behind the work — reporting,
communications, governance flow — holds up under operational pressure.
Mary-Ann is also a professional photographer, working independently as
Mary-Ann Stewart Photography. That visual discipline carries into the
firm’s work — and her broader contribution is what lets TerraDynamic
integrate operational performance with commercial and digital execution,
rather than treating them as separate disciplines.
