Interdisciplinary researcher
and educator

Biography

I am a geographer researching environmental governance. My doctoral work focuses on environmental communication, social networks, and stewardship adoption on Canada’s agricultural landscapes. I have interests in collaboration, applied environmental policy, and qualitative methodology.

With a strong academic foundation spanning both the sciences and social sciences, my previous work has explored community-based conservation, community health, and housing policy. This breadth of experience enables me to approach research through multiple lenses, drawing from a range of fields and methodologies.

Alongside my doctoral work, I contribute to projects on faith-based environmentalism, commons and commoning, biodiversity policy, and housing and homelessness policy.