Katherine Rezabala

Research Assistant

Katherine Rezabala is a research assistant for the Shark Ecology and Shark Talk Project at the Charles Darwin Foundation, where she joined as a volunteer in August 2023. During this time, she has developed key skills in analyzing BRUVS and DOVS videos, excelling in the identification and counting of fish species, a task she performs with enthusiasm and dedication.

She holds a degree in Marine Biology, which has provided her with a solid theoretical and practical foundation to tackle professional challenges. Her experience includes an eight-month volunteer position at the Galápagos National Park, where she gained valuable knowledge about the conservation and importance of species in the Galápagos Islands.

Passionate about nature, Katherine enjoys activities such as cycling, camping, and, most of all, connecting with the ocean. These experiences help her maintain a balance between her professional and personal life, enriching her perspective and motivation.

Her goal is to continue growing both personally and professionally, contributing to the positive impact of the Charles Darwin Foundation. With effort and dedication, she aims to expand the foundation's support network and achieve new goals that promote the conservation and understanding of marine ecosystems.