Profile
In 2020 I graduated from UEA with a BSc in Ecology with a year abroad, which I spent studying in Lund University. My undergraduate dissertation was a comparative study on the biodiversity of hymenopteran pollinators in Swedish forests, and reflected my broader interest in landscape scale ecology. Immediately afterwards I began working on population genetic modelling, focussing on the pink pigeon in Mauritius.
From 2020-22 I worked to obtain my MSc in Conservation Biology from Lund University, acquiring skills in statistical analysis and developing my interest ornithology and the conservation field as a whole. I returned to modelling for my Master’s thesis, entitled ‘Simulating genomic effects of bottlenecks and habitat loss with explicit spatial models’, again focussing on the pink pigeon in Mauritius.