Background

​I grew up in Sydney and have always been captivated by nature. I spent a large part of my younger years exploring mountains, rivers, and coasts with my family. This passion drove me to study ecology, and volunteer in conservation projects so I could refine my interests before heading into the industry.

After university, I took on a role in ecological consulting, conducting flora and fauna assessments and ecological monitoring programs targeting threatened frogs, birds, reptiles, small mammals, and other species associated with woodland and wetland habitat.

Experiences in research, consulting, and regulation have sparked my interest in combining threatened species fundamental ecology with adaptive management.

Positions

Postdoctoral Researcher
​The Australian National University

2023–current

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Field Ecologist
Capital Ecology

2020–2022

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Research Officer and Sessional Academic
​The Australian National University

2020–2022

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Casual Ecologist
Conservation and Research Unit, ACT Government

2019–2021

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Environmental Scientist
Ecosure

2019–2023

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Outreach Officer
Woodlands and Wetlands Trust

2017–2022

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PhD Candidate
​The Australian National University

2017–2022

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ACT Flying-fox Monitoring Coordinator
​Australasian Bat Society

2017–current

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Regional Operations Assistant
NSW Environment Protection Authority

2016

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Field Ecologist
Biosis

2014–2016

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First Class Honours in Biological Sciences
University of New South Wales

2013

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Bachelor of Science Advanced with Distinction, Wildlife Officer
University of Wollongong

2010–2012

I acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters I live and work in, and pay my respects to the Elders past and present. I recognise their continuing connection to Country, and also thank them for protecting its ecosystems since time immemorial.