About Tiffany Nappi
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Academic Level Master’s Degree
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Age 23 - 27 Years
Education
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2015-2019
Vytautas Magnus University
Bachelor Degree in Biology
Gained knowledge of a variety of field in biology (Genetics, Fauna, Botany, Molecular Biology, Biogeography, Chemistry, Physics etc.)
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2019-2020
Newcastle University
Master Degree in Wildlife Management
Gaining more knowledge in analytical skills, writing scientific papers, databases (R, GIS), problem solving, organization, team work/communication, leadership etc.
Experience
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2018 - 2018
Lilongwe Wildlife Trust
Primate Course/Research with Ian Redmond
- Collecting data from Samango Monkey Vegetation Plot - Primate Census Transect Methodology - Behavioral Observation Practical Methodology (Focal Sampling, Scan Sampling) - Habitat Assessment Methodology (Sleeping sites, Quarter Point Vegetation Survey, Release site assessment) - Samango Transect Methodology - Samango Sticky trap & Hair Analysis Methodology (Invasive Collection, Non-Invasive Collection, Hair measurement record) - Taking care of an infant baboon and Vervet monkey (Feeding with milk bottle, lip-smacking, grooming) - Wildlife Rehabilitation (Orphan care, Animal care, Enrichment) - Tracking Animals with radio telemetry/tracks/feces
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2017 - 2018
Wildlife ACT
Volunteer with Endangered Species
- Tracking Animals with radio telemetry/tracks/feces - Conservation work dealing with various endangered African wild animals (Cleaning an injured wild dog from snares) - Collecting Data dealing with animal movement
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2018 - 2018
Wildlife ACT
Volunteer with Leopard Project
- Setting Camera traps - Downloading photos & tagging animals on computer - Collecting Data dealing with animal movement
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2016 - 2016
Imire
Volunteering
- Proper sanitation of temporary housed animals - Animal learning Behavior (feeding, interaction with their own kind, defending themselves) - Community service (Teaching English to toddlers, primary school children) - Conservation work dealing with various endangered African wild animals (Upgrading fences to protect human cattle from wild animals)
Honors & awards
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2020
Student Representative
- Communicated my class\' concerns to staff and reciprocated - Gained Leadership and communication skills - Problem Solving