About Me

With a strong foundation in forestry, environmental science, and GIS, I focus on building science-driven solutions to conservation challenges. My research explores species-environment relationships, climate change impacts, wildlife habitat modeling, and landscape-level planning. I have hands-on experience with advanced geospatial tools including R, QGIS, ArcGIS, and Google Earth Engine, combined with sophisticated statistical modeling techniques.

Professionally, I serve under the Department of Forests and Park Services in Bhutan, where I have led groundbreaking projects focusing on elephant distribution, vegetation dynamics, and climate vulnerability assessments. I am passionate about integrating ecological knowledge with real-world conservation strategies to create meaningful impact.

My research approach combines cutting-edge technology with traditional ecological knowledge, ensuring that conservation efforts are both scientifically robust and culturally appropriate. I believe in the power of interdisciplinary collaboration and community engagement to address complex environmental challenges.

My long-term vision is to contribute to global biodiversity conservation by promoting research, technology, and community-based solutions, grounded in sustainability, resilience, and innovation. I am committed to building bridges between scientific research and practical conservation applications.