I am a biologist and graduate student pursuing my Master’s in Biology, with a passion for biodiversity, ecology, and conservation. My interests center on fungi, entomology, and the complex relationships between organisms, particularly plant-insect and fungi-insect interactions. I am fascinated by the ecological roles of fungi, their relationships with other species, and how these interactions shape ecosystems. With a background in biology, sustainability, and horticulture, I am especially interested in the connections between species and their environments, the conservation of native biodiversity, and the protection of ecological communities. I hope to continue expanding my field experience, contribute to meaningful conservation efforts, and deepen my understanding of the natural world through wildlife observation, research, and community science.
