The TEE Lab is thrilled to welcome a new member to our lab! Nicole Dorville
Coming from Singapore, Nicole Dorville will be joining the TEE Lab as a PhD candidate and her research will focus on evaluating the effectiveness of Singapore's Natureways and park connectors as habitat links through surveying pollinator diversity and pollination activity. Nicole has a wide variety of interests with focus on wildlife conservation biology, human-wildlife interactions environmental restoration and landscape ecology. Prior to this, she completed her Masters at the University of Winnipeg, Canada where she explored solutions to combating a disease (white-nose syndrome) which affects hibernating bats. She also studied predator-prey relationships of Australian fur seals (Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus) while completing her Bachelors in Deakin University, Australia. Nicole also has experience working as a Junior Keeper at the Night Safari of Wildlife Reserves Singapore and most recently was part of Project Wolbachia as a Senior Research Officer at the National Environmental Agency of Singapore.
Welcome to the TEE lab Nicole!