Sabrina Cibelli

Greetings! I'm Sabrina Cibelli, and my journey in ornithology has been both enriching and diverse. My academic foundation was laid at Cornell University, where I earned my degree in Biology, specializing in Ecology and Biodiversity within the esteemed Department of Behavioral Ecology, Ornithology. The rigorous coursework and hands-on experiences at Cornell not only shaped my understanding of avian life but also ignited a passion for contributing to the conservation and study of birds. With six years of professional experience, my journey has taken me through various impactful roles. Currently, I am a proud member of the Research Department at the Carolina Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, where I continue to delve into avian research and contribute to conservation efforts. My time as a Wildlife Biologist at Point Blue Conservation Science was a pivotal chapter, providing me with opportunities to conduct fieldwork, contribute to conservation initiatives, and collaborate with like-minded professionals dedicated to preserving our natural world. Beyond my fieldwork, my journey has expanded into the realm of writing. Recognizing the importance of translating scientific knowledge into accessible and engaging content, I have embraced the role of a writer. Armed with my extensive background, I now navigate the world of bird blogging, aiming to share insights, stories, and conservation messages with a broader audience. My commitment to avian ecology, coupled with a passion for effective science communication, propels me forward on a mission to bridge the gap between the scientific community and the wider public. Join me as we explore the fascinating world of birds, their habitats, and the conservation efforts that shape their future.