Marcello Pennacchio

Marcello Pennacchio started their work experience in 1995 as a Freelance Writer and Photographer. In 1998, they became a Lecturer at Curtin University of Technology, and they held this position until 2003. In 2004, Marcello joined the Chicago Botanic Garden as a Research Associate. During their time there, they worked as an Ethnobotanist and Conservation Scientist, conducting research on ethonobotanical and ecological uses for plant-derived smoke. Marcello also co-managed the Conservation and Land Management Intern Program. Marcello's work resulted in the publication of two books. Marcello later became a Technical Writer at Marcello Pennacchio in July 2011.

Marcello Pennacchio attended Curtin University from 1989 to 1998, where they obtained a BSc (Hons) Ph.D in Ethnobotany. In addition to their academic achievements, Marcello also holds a Private Pilot's License with an aerobatics endorsement from CASA and a Scuba Diver's License from WA Dive Academy. However, the information provided does not specify the month or year they obtained these certifications.