Researcher at National University
My research interests lie at the intersection of plant ecology, environmental stress physiology, and vegetation dynamics in response to climate change. Having completed my Master’s degree in Botany, I have built a strong theoretical foundation in plant biodiversity, ecosystem dynamics, and stress responses. My objective is to investigate how changing climatic patterns—such as drought, temperature fluctuations, and soil degradation—impact native plant communities and species distribution. I am particularly interested in utilizing field sampling, spatial mapping, and physiological assays to assess species resilience and inform conservation strategies for vulnerable ecosystems.