I'm a Quantitative Ecologist specializing in the landscape ecology and wildlife conservation. My work involves forecasting the impact of disturbances on species distribution and habitat connectivity to devise effective conservation and management strategies.My background is in terrestrial ecology, statistical data analysis, and geospatial modeling, which I use to understand complex ecological phenomena. My diverse skill set includes handling diverse data types, statistical study design and analysis, data visualization, and cartographic design.My doctoral research in wildlife ecology strengthened my quantitative skills, enabling me to explore emerging statistical methods that can contribute to landscape connectivity and wildlife conservation. I'm skilled in hierarchical modeling approaches such occupancy, integrated population, as spatial capture-recapture models. My expertise in scripted analysis allows me to handle large datasets, conduct reproducible analyses, and automate tasks; including data munging and file management.Having worked in diverse teams, I excel at integrating statistical design, ecological modeling, and scientific inference principles into conservation planning. I'm known for my ability to explain complex concepts in an easily understandable manner, making me an approachable and valued collaborator. I'm deeply motivated to understand and safeguard wildlife and their habitats, and look forward to continuing to provide data-driven insights for biodiversity conservation in a changing climate.