Holly English, Author at BioWeb.ie

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About Holly English

Holly is a zoology graduate from Trinity College Dublin. She is currently based in South Africa, working with the Kalahari Molerat Project in association with the University of Cambridge. She has past experience with Marine Dimensions, Operation Wallacea, the Herpetological Society of Ireland, Mammals in a Sustainable Environment (MISE) and Wildlife ACT. She is primarily interested in conservation and behavioural ecology.

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Zoology

Not so cute and cuddly, but it’s time to love vultures

April 19, 2016 2

Three years ago I spent a month as a volunteer for Wildlife ACT on uMkhuze Game Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. It was a month I will always treasure for a variety of reasons. It […]

Articles by Holly English

Not so cute and cuddly, but it’s time to love vultures

Duckweed, the Future of Feed and Water Treatment

EU members given more power to decide on GM cultivation

Special Moments in South Africa: Wildlife Conservation Internship

The Reintroduction of Wolves to Ireland – can they be revived from legend or are they fated to mythology

There’s nothing blue about this retirement village apart from these exceptional lizards