Andrea Djurdjev

I am a final-year student of Ecology and Environmental Engineering with a strong interest in wetland and stream restoration, stormwater management, and sustainable environmental practices. My academic background is supported by practical experience gained through an Erasmus+ internship at the Doñana Biological Station in Spain, where I conducted ecological field research, performed water quality assessments, and analyzed spatial data using GIS. I also completed an internship focused on sustainable waste management solutions, where I worked on reducing agricultural emissions and supporting eco-friendly treatment systems. In addition to extensive fieldwork, I have experience with biodiversity surveys, environmental monitoring, and data analysis in R. I am motivated to apply my interdisciplinary knowledge to restoration projects that enhance ecological resilience, improve water quality, and support climate change adaptation.

Member of the Scientific Research Society of Biology and Ecology Students 'Josif Pančić' (NGO), Novi Sad, Serbia (28/03/2019 – 10/07/2023)

• Project Coordinator – 'Šta nam teško' Volunteer Action (2020): Coordinated community project focused on planting wildflowers to support local bee populations and improve biodiversity
• Participant in Scientific Research Camps (2019–2021): Conducted ecological fieldwork including biological specimen collection and analysis, biodiversity surveys, and data recording
• Volunteer – Recycling Action 'Reciklažanje blamaža' (2019): Delivered lectures on recycling and environmental awareness; participated in cleaning activities
• Member of the Organizing Committee – Student Seminar 'Invasive Species of Serbia' (2018): Assisted in organizing and coordinating seminar on invasive species