Through these interests Nicole pursued volunteer work at Climate Crisis Action Day in Washington, D.C., and completed various scientific projects including a climatological study of the archipelago Mahe in Seychelles. Nicole also worked as the head copy editor and contributing writer of Art & Scope, the university literary magazine.
Currently Nicole works as a scriptwriter for a non-profit organization, a freelance photographer, and tennis professional. She strive to be a cultured writer, journalist, world-traveler, and through some balanced medium, continue studies in climatology, geography and literature.
From Nicole
"I grew up camping on the East Coast and quickly developed an affinity for nature and its unpredictable behaviors. Even as a child, I knew that writing about the environment was the perfect niche for me.I recently returned from an exploration of Costa Rica in which I traversed through both the rainforest and cloud forest with locals. My most prized experience during the trip was getting lost in the forest near Witch's Rock, a secluded beach within the Santa Rosa National Park, and helping a dozen locals build a proper road in the pouring rain. I plan to make future trips to Peru, Chile, and Ecuador (specifically the Galapagos Islands). Traveling is not only a learning experience in terms of physical geography, but also one in terms of the culture, politics, and general human element of a region. This is what makes our world so fascinating."
