Bridging the Gap Between Science and Visual Storytelling

Advocating for the welfare and coexistence of North American wildlife through data-driven narratives and conservation photography.

As a conservation researcher and visual communicator, I translate complex ecological data into compelling narratives. My work focuses on the intersection of biological science and public advocacy, fostering a deeper understanding of species coexistence across British Columbia.

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The Green Prescription: How Shinrin-yoku and the Forest Floor Heal the Modern Mind

The forest doesn’t demand anything from us. It doesn't ask for a reply to an email or a solution to a problem. From the carpeted moss floor to the dappled light of Komorebi, discover why a walk in the woods is the ultimate biological reset for a busy mind.

The Myth of the Compartment: Why "Keeping Politics Out of It" is Killing the Wild

I wish the wild were a sanctuary with a heavy door that we could lock against the noise of the evening news. But that door doesn't exist.

The BC Wolf Cull: Why Culling Isn’t Conservation

I have always believed that to be 'In the Wild' is to be in the presence of a perfect, albeit fragile, balance. But lately, that balance in British Columbia feels more like a facade.