Ecologist & Evolutionary Biologist.

About Me

I am a biologist with a lifelong love for wildlife. My drive is to learn about all of the species I find around me and to share my findings and enthusiasm with others. I welcome any opportunities to be involved in outreach and science communication!

In 2025, I completed a DPhil in evolutionary biology at the University of Oxford, investigating how social behaviour and division of labour evolved in insects. My DPhil research was published in Nature and Evolution. 

While at Oxford, I taught field skills to biology undergraduates and delivered biology tutorials. I also designed and delivered courses on evolutionary biology, ecology, and bioethics for summer school courses. 

I am now in the conservation sector, working to protect wildlife in farmlands and reserves across the UK. I focus largely on pollinating insects and the flowering plants and habitats that support them.

I have previously appeared on Stated Casually and the children's science and discovery channel Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants.