Early-career Conservation Biologist looking for Opportunities in Wildlife & Biodiversity Conservation
I am an early-career conservation professional with experience across research, biodiversity analysis, and international policy support.
My background includes:
• Fisheries and biodiversity data analysis with FAO
• Pollinator and insect conservation research at Naturalis Biodiversity Center in the Netherlands
• Bat conservation fieldwork in Portugal
• Strong interest in mammal conservation, wildlife management, and species protection
I am particularly interested in roles related to wildlife conservation, biodiversity monitoring, research, or project coordination within NGOs, research institutes, or international organisations.
I am open to both field-based and research or policy-focused roles and happy to relocate. I am an Italian citizen and would require visa sponsorship for roles outside the EU (including the UK).
If you know of relevant opportunities, organisations I should connect with, or projects that might be a good fit, I would truly appreciate your suggestions. I’d also be happy to connect and exchange ideas.
Wildlife conservation professional with a background in biodiversity research, fieldwork, and environmental data analysis. I’ve worked on fisheries biodiversity with FAO, pollinator conservation, and bat projects, and I’m passionate about mammal conservation, education, and public engagement. Open to international opportunities.
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