As a recent graduate from MSc Forest and Nature Conservation from Wageningen University & Research, I specialize in biodiversity conservation, wildlife ecology, and bioacoustics research. During my master thesis, I explored the avian soundscapes and their interaction with the agroecosystem in the rural area in Brazil. From my recent internship, I contributed to the knowledge of the drumming behaviors of three-toed woodpeckers in their social communications. These experiences have honed my skills in ecological research, fieldwork, and data analysis, particularly in bioacoustics in the understanding of biodiversity and wildlife conservation. I’m driven by a commitment to understanding and protecting the biodiversity and wildlife, with a particular interest in applying bioacoustics to wildlife conservation. Currently, I am seeking opportunities to contribute to meaningful conservation projects or research initiatives that align with my expertise and aspirations.