Connor Wild

Education

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  Bangor University

  2013 - 2015

  Zoology with animal behavior Zoology/Animal Biology

  Activities and Societies: previously studied at Bangor University but Transferred after the second year to be with New family Courses studied: Year one Organismal Diversity,Ecology and Evolution, Principles of Life, Practical Skills 1 & 2 Year two Bioscience Skills, Evolution and Genetics, Behavioural Ecology, Vertebrate Biology, Principles of Life II, Invertebrate Biology, and Conservation Practice Was a member of the zoology society, entomology society and herpetology society

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  Staffordshire University

  2015 - 2018

  Animal biology with conservation Zoology/Animal Biology 2:1

  Activities and Societies: 3rd year courses include: Toxicology, Invertebrate conservation, vertebrate conservation 3rd Year project GradeX ( which is a follow up to my project which involves showing my findings to a board and peers ) the previous year I studied : Invertebrate Biology, Vertebrate Biology, Behavior and a Placement that lasted 120hours at Hanley park where I recorded various types of mammals and birds around the park to put into a data bank for the parks use.

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  Staffordshire University

  2018 - 2019

  Master of Science - MSc applied research Merit

  Thesis: Trichomorphology: Is Fur analysis a reliable method for identification?Negotiated Module – Consultancy Part 1 of this module is designed to critically evaluate laws that are in place that protect various protected species, why they are protected and discuss what mitigation techniques are used to diminish the negative impacts a development project could have.Part 2 of this module will look at survey techniques used in ecological surveys and how they are carried… Show more Thesis: Trichomorphology: Is Fur analysis a reliable method for identification?Negotiated Module – Consultancy Part 1 of this module is designed to critically evaluate laws that are in place that protect various protected species, why they are protected and discuss what mitigation techniques are used to diminish the negative impacts a development project could have.Part 2 of this module will look at survey techniques used in ecological surveys and how they are carried out. This part module will investigate habitats and management, field survey skills and activity signs for species and will also be used to bolster identification skills for birds, mammals, plants, reptiles, and amphibians found within the UK Show less