Education
MSc. Environmental Conservation, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA. 2024
BE. Horticulture and Landscaping, HCM City University of Agriculture and Forestry, Vietnam. 2018
Research Interests
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Research & Publications
Projects & Initiatives
The establishment of an Animal Movement Biodiversity Observation Network (Move BON) aims to close the science-policy gap, in transforming raw movement tracks into global conservation policy, by developing an informed community of practice that will facilitate the integration of tracking data into environmental policy at national and global scales.
Turtles Conservation
The Smithsonian Turtle Conservation Ecology Lab studies and protects freshwater and terrestrial turtles using tools like environmental DNA (eDNA), GPS telemetry, and long-term monitoring. Its research informs conservation strategies to address habitat loss, road mortality, and illegal trade, supporting evidence-based protection of turtle populations and ecosystems.
"Snapshot USA is a nationwide wildlife monitoring project launched by the Smithsonian Institution and partners at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in 2019. As the only standardized camera trap survey with data from all 50 states, Snapshot USA tracks long-term trends in mammal populations through large-scale collaboration."
Activities
Contact
I am open to discussing research partnerships, speaking engagements, and ecological studies. I typically respond to all professional inquiries within seven business days.
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Mon — Fri, 9am — 5pm EST
Research Fieldwork: Seasonal
Outreach: Occasional
Not available on US national holidays
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