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Staff Spotlight

Coral Reefs and Remote Medicine: A doctor’s dive into Marine Conservation in Sulawesi

Coral Reefs and Remote Medicine: A doctor’s dive into Marine Conservation in Sulawesi

By Dr Kamran Khan

Picture this: a remote island paradise with pristine white beaches, lush jungles, and cosy huts overlooking the ocean. A passionate team of instructors and conservationists from all corners of the globe surrounds you. Diving into the crystal-clear water, you’re greeted by a…

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Testing new methods to study reptile thermal ecology – PhD adventures

Testing new methods to study reptile thermal ecology – PhD adventures

By Frederico M. Barroso

Testing new methods to study reptile thermal ecology – PhD adventures of another PhD student in Mexico   It’s been a while since you’ve heard all about my PhD dreams of studying the thermal ecology of the dwarf caimans in the Peruvian…

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Surveying the Birds at Knepp Estate!

Surveying the Birds at Knepp Estate!

By Georgina Tugwell

Knepp Estate Intensive farming of Knepp Estate left ecosystem functionality in tatters, however, since rewilding of the 3500 acres began in 2002, this has gradually recovered. But how do we know this? The answer, lots of ecological surveys! Monitoring of the diversity…

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Transformative Rewilding: My Summer as a Habitat Surveyor at Knepp Estate

Transformative Rewilding: My Summer as a Habitat Surveyor at Knepp Estate

By Eva Basnett

This summer I had the unique opportunity to work as a habitat surveyor with Operation Wallacea (OpWall) at the Knepp Estate, a pioneering rewilding project in the UK.  It was a highly rewarding experience. Not only did I feel I was providing…

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Not all of us are Scientists

Not all of us are Scientists

By Ethan Holtman

We need to allow ourselves to not be where we thought we would be! We need to remember that we are all different, and have different skills, strengths and passions. We need to be open to change and learn to dance with…

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Hoga Island Staff Experience

Hoga Island Staff Experience

By Elie Claerhout

When I first started talking to Mo (the Hoga base site manager) about joining Operation Wallacea in Indonesia, I could sense how professional she was. Her communication was clear and fast, any questions I had were very quickly answered. This professionalism continues…

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My journey with Operation Wallacea

My journey with Operation Wallacea

By Becca Orange

Ever since I can remember I have always been fascinated with the natural world, whether it was searching for minibeasts in my garden, watching birds come to the feeders or waking up at the crack of dawn to explore the nearby woods….

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Staff Spotlight – Verónica Pereira!

Staff Spotlight – Verónica Pereira!

By Verónica Pereira

I have been in close contact with nature since I was a kid so when the time came to decide about my career path, I was sure that I wanted to study Biology. Unsurprisingly during my first year of University I discovered…

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Kaleidoscopes in Krka

Kaleidoscopes in Krka

By Bitsy Pout

Croatia is home to Krka National Park, which boasts 109 km2 of beautiful mediterranean landscape that supports thousands of flora and fauna, including the second highest density of lavender in Europe. This contributes to the large number of pollinators in the area,…

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Developing community relationships – the building block of expeditions!

Developing community relationships – the building block of expeditions!

By Verónica Pereira

Working with communities is one of the most rewarding and challenging jobs that exists. It is well known that every community has its charm and difficulties, and you will have a different dynamic with each one of them. I am currently working…

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