About me

My research interests revolve around questions that seek to make the earth a healthy place where humans and biodiversity coexist. While pursuing this goal I have actively participated in a number of conservation projects on reptiles and amphibians (frogs, salamanders, and caecilians; the latter being wormlike burrowing amphibians), training courses, and have been enrolled in several university programs.  

field sites visited and institutions attended

I am a phd candidate in the http://www.blackburnlab.org/

http://www.blackburnlab.org/

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various activities

The university of Liege, Belgium

Learning to raise tropical fishes to contribute to sustain life on earth.

The Natural History Museum of London and the Zoological Society of London

Eager to understand the ecology and natural history neglected caecilian, the worm like burrowing amphibian.

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