Research Assistant for the RSPB on the Garden Bird Disease project, investigating the factors involved in finch trichomonosis outbreaks in garden settings. The project focuses on understanding these outbreaks to reduce disease risks and improve mitigation measures.I hold a Masters in Wild Animal Biology from the Royal Veterinary College, specialising in wildlife health and welfare. With experience in conducting research and analysing data across diverse species, both in captivity and in the wild, I am proficient in software such as Microsoft Office, SPSS, and ArcGIS for comprehensive data analysis and reporting. Notable achievements include excelling in undergraduate level SPSS statistics exams and leading my master's research project on finch trichomonosis in collaboration with the Institute of Zoology's Garden Wildlife Health team.Passionate about the conservation, health, and welfare of British wildlife, I am eager to contribute to wildlife projects and conservation efforts. Let's connect and explore opportunities in the fascinating world of wildlife biology!