Eleni Nikolopoulos

Associated Phone Numbers

• (773) 334-2305
• (773) 727-0184

Associated Phone Numbers

• (781) 592-5020
• (617) 592-5020

Associated Email Addresses

• eleni.nikolopoulos@msn.com
• enikolopoulos@hotmail.com

Associated Phone Numbers

• (631) 668-9531
• (631) 248-5035
• (631) 680-2471

Associated Email Addresses

• elenirose@me.com
• enikolopoulos@msn.com
• mnikol@optonline.net
• steve.nikolopoulos@aol.com
• steve.nikolopoulos@yahoo.com

Jobs

• South Fork Natural History Museum
• Southampton Town Trustees
• the Clam Bar
• Louise Blouin Media
• Therapeutic Alliance Group (Tag)
• Time'S UP Environmental Organization

Education

• Relevant Coursework Conservation of Australasian Wildlife: Developed A Monitoring Plan for A Specific Critically Endangered Species. Followed Through with Mock Paper Work Including A Project Proposal, Ethics Application and Grant Proposal. Coastal Management: Studied Coastal Processes, Focusing on Management of Nsw Coastlines. Reviewed Management Proposals and Solutions to Anthropogenic Problems. Developed Adaptations &Amp; Solutions to Issues Surrounding Erosion, Beach Rotation, Sea… Show More Relevant Coursework Conservation of Australasian Wildlife: Developed A Monitoring Plan for A Specific Critically Endangered Species. Followed Through with Mock Paper Work Including A Project Proposal, Ethics Application and Grant Proposal. Coastal Management: Studied Coastal Processes, Focusing on Management of Nsw Coastlines. Reviewed Management Proposals and Solutions to Anthropogenic Problems. Developed Adaptations &Amp; Solutions to Issues Surrounding Erosion, Beach Rotation, Sea Level Rise and Biodiversity Loss. Biology Research Experience: Developed A Project Based on Species Vulnerability to Climate Change. Followed Through with Independent Research Assessing 2 Separate Methods of Measuring Species Vulnerability. Used These 2 Methods to Assess 21 Threatened Species in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area &Amp; Indicate Whether There were Any Discrepancies in the Methods. Further Indicated Whether These Species should be Listed as Being Vulnerable to Climate Change. Show Less
• Relevant Coursework: Restoration Ecology: Discussed Solutions for Anthropogenic Mitigation of Degraded Ecosystems. Discussed the Pros and Cons of Restoration Ecology and Developed Proposals for Fragmented Ecosystems Within Urban Environments in Areas Local to the University. Environmental Problem Solving: Undertook A Review of the Current Issues Surrounding the Management of White-Tailed Deer on Long Island and the Corresponding Lyme Disease Issue. Developed A Proposal For… Show More Relevant Coursework: Restoration Ecology: Discussed Solutions for Anthropogenic Mitigation of Degraded Ecosystems. Discussed the Pros and Cons of Restoration Ecology and Developed Proposals for Fragmented Ecosystems Within Urban Environments in Areas Local to the University. Environmental Problem Solving: Undertook A Review of the Current Issues Surrounding the Management of White-Tailed Deer on Long Island and the Corresponding Lyme Disease Issue. Developed A Proposal for Solutions to Reduce the Abundance of Disease Carrying Ticks. Undertook A Review Monitoring the Success of the Re-Introduction of the Wild Turkey to the Area, Which Consumes the Ticks, and Their Effect on Lowering the Tick Population. Assessed the Relationship Between White-Tailed Deer Populations and Lyme Disease Management on Long Island. Show Less

Associated Phone Numbers

• (215) 343-7643

Associated Email Addresses

• eleniiniko@gmail.com

Education

Associated Phone Numbers

• (469) 206-6543