Hugo Sewill

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About Hugo Sewill

I am a dedicated individual with an unwavering passion for nature, particularly in the realms of reptiles, invertebrates, and the wonders of the natural world. With a diverse range of experiences and knowledge in ecological surveys, I am excited to connect with fellow professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts who share my love for wildlife and conservation. Flora Surveys in Dorset: I have had the privilege of participating in extensive flora surveys in the beautiful county of Dorset. These surveys have allowed me to develop a deep understanding of local plant species, their habitats, and their ecological significance. Through meticulous data collection and analysis, I have contributed to the understanding and preservation of Dorset's unique flora. Tick Surveys for Tick-Borne Diseases: In collaboration with the University of Exeter, I have been involved in tick surveys aimed at screening for tick-borne diseases. This experience has equipped me with valuable skills in tick identification, sampling techniques, and data analysis. By working closely with a team of experts, I have gained insights into the complexities of tick ecology and the potential health risks they pose to humans and wildlife. British Bats: I am fortunate to have gained hands-on experience working with British bats. From conducting surveys to monitoring their habitats, I have developed a strong appreciation for these fascinating creatures and their ecological importance. This firsthand encounter has deepened my understanding of bat behavior, habitat requirements, and the conservation challenges they face. As an enthusiastic learner, I am constantly seeking opportunities to expand my knowledge and contribute to meaningful conservation efforts. I am committed to using my skills and expertise to promote environmental stewardship, biodiversity conservation, and the protection of our natural heritage. Let's connect and collaborate on projects that align with our shared interests in ecology, nature, and wildlife conservation. Together, we can make a positive impact on our planet's precious ecosystems.