Chloe Harly Adams

I strive to be a friendly and mindful person that handles challenges well and finds interest in the smaller details of life. Simplicity and logic guide me in my thought pattern helping me strive towards larger and better goals. I can apply thought and knowledge in the application and find personal interest in

• Gardening 
• Marine environments (Underwater divining and surfing) 
• Freshwater environments
• Hiking
• Caving
• Parasitology and Enzyme kinetics 
• Entomology
• Social Media 
• Pressing Environmental and political issues 
• History 
• Simplicity and organisation 

Subjects studied at university: 

1st year: Introductory life sciences, Complementary life sciences, Calculus, Statistics, Chemistry.

2nd year: Biotic diversity, Whole plant physiology, Principles of Freshwater and marine ecology, Integrated principles of freshwater and marine ecology, Evolution, Aquatic ecology, Experimental and sustainable biology, Marine and coastal field trip, Savanna ecology.

3rd Year: Rivers and wetlands in savannas, Plant propagation and conservation, Medical and applied entomology, Microscopy, Populations and resources, Freshwater ecology, Diversity, ecology and economic importance of algae, Sustainability in environmental sciences, Lab project (Urbanised River impacts).

Honours: Eukaryotic cell biology, Science of Freshwater management, Entomology, GIS and R programming, Statistics, Approaches to science.

• A project done in Aquatic ecology.
  • “Ecoclassification, a comparison and evaluation of land use in the Upper Crocodile Catchment by P.Lacey, Supervised by Dr. G. Snow”
    • Involving
      • Technical analysis
      • GIS analysis
      • Land use of Mining, Industry, Agriculture, and Urbanisation
      • R-Statistical analysis
      • Chemical analysis and analytics 
      • Field-sampling
      • Equipment uses and handling 
      • Report writing 
      • Microscope skill: Diatomic Taxonomy
      • Macroinvertebrate taxonomy

Masters by dissertation: A project done in Aquatic ecology, diatomic taxonomy and analytics.

• “Seasonal and land-use gradient effects on the eco status' of rivers within the Upper Crocodile (West) Catchment by P.Lacey, Supervised by Dr. G. Snow”