About
Yup, that’s me. I’m quietly sneaking my hands in the dirt, shamelessly rocking a flip flop tan. Raised in a family of nature enthusiasts, we spent weekends hiking and camping, making sure to leave the trails “better than we found them.” With science-dad and artsy mama, I wound up somewhere in the middle-
obsessed with nature and called to art, with an engrained ethos of leaving the world better than I found it.
Early 2024, I left my full-time job. With a lifelong creative practice, an aptitude for science, and a strong background in community-based conservation, I knew it was time to blaze my own trail.
Now, I create visual and interactive stories about humanity and the natural world. I hope to foster public understanding and engagement by bringing complex scientific topics to life. Still, my mission is to inform and empower others by making knowledge-sharing and community-building fun and accessible.
Featured Projects
Nature-based
explore and steward local green spaces
Sustainable Spaces
discover and share local favorites from restaurants to composting hubs
Science Communication
Articulate research with clarity and creativity
By blending storytelling elements with aesthetic design, my StoryMaps transform complex ideas into compelling and easily comprehensible narratives. I use my eye for design, background in outreach, spatial analysis and photography to bring scientific concepts to life.
Participatory Mapping
Collaborate to advocate, inform, and empower
Community mapping is the practice of people coming together to co-create and share place-based information. Through my community mapping initiatives, I encourage all individuals to have a voice, advocate for their interests, and build a more vibrant and resilient future for all.
Thank a Tree
join our community of tree admirers and spread the love one thank-you note at a time
Art X Tech
Where art and science collide
My approach merges data visualization with creative artistic expression. Art offers new perspectives and explores the nuances of human experience, while cartography reveals spatial relationships and environmental interconnectedness. By integrating art, cartography, and community knowledge, I embrace the strengths of multidisciplinary communication.