After a promising start last year, it's been very quiet on this blog and I'd like to apologize. A lot has happened in the meantime and it's time to get back online! I've got a few articles in line that will be published here in the next month covering subjects like the impact of invasive species on local wildlife, the future of an Australian icon - the koala and being 'tuna-tarian'.
I'm looking forward to getting back into the writing and hopefully you'll enjoy getting back into reading as much.
From a still summery Queensland, see you soon!
About Me
- Eveline
- Australia
- I am a biologist with a soft spot for reptiles, a restless traveller, a scientist with the vision that adventure, just as science, means nothing without letting the world know. So I strive to be a storyteller also, bringing you stories from the scientific world that amaze me and hopefully you too. I am Dutch and inherited all the open-minded, stubborn, adventurous and down-to-earth qualities that Holland is known for. A last-minute heart-to-heart with myself resulted in me ditching the plan to become a vet and study Biology instead. After a BSc Biology at Utrecht University and a MSc Conservation Biology at DICE (University of Kent) I travelled Africa, Europe where I've met incredible scientists with visionary research and eventually ended up in Australia where I am still. This was quite intentionally. After all.. I have a soft spot for reptiles.
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