Introduction:

I was born in Sátoraljaújhely in 1985 and grew up in Hollóháza, in the heart of the Zemplén Mountains. Here, the closeness of nature helped me to develop my love for animals and plants, as well as my interest in natural sciences, from a very young age.

I completed my high school studies in Miskolc, specializing in environmental protection and water management in 2003. After graduation, I participated in environmental protection and energy technician training in 2004, where I gained laboratory practice in addition to fieldwork. After that, I graduated from the Faculty of Earth Science and Engineering at the University of Miskolc as a certified geographer (2004-2009). During my university studies, I not only attended engineering and geoinformatics subjects but also had the opportunity to further expand my knowledge of natural sciences through numerous domestic and foreign study trips and field exercises.

I have been working at the University of Veterinary Medicine since 2009. Initially, I worked as an assistant at the Department of Internal Medicine and Clinic, Intensive Care Unit, and Department of Exotic Animals. Between 2014 and 2022, I held the position of lead assistant at the Department of Exotic Animal and Wildlife Medicine. Starting from 2022, I work as a department engineer at the Division of Hunting, Game, and Wildlife Management.

In my free time, I am passionate about traveling to exotic countries and capturing the unique beauty of their natural landscapes through photography.