About me

With over 25 years of experience in project delivery, communications and facilitation, I have worked with organisations across the public, commercial, and charity sectors in the UK and internationally.

I specialise in supporting teams through transitions, bridging technical and non-technical groups, and enhancing collaboration, with a particular interest in liminality and uncertainty.

A passionate communicator, I enjoy engaging with the media, press, and public, bringing stories to life and making complex concepts accessible. I have worked with a wide variety of audiences as an educator and trainer.

For the past ten years, I have focused on ecology, nature recovery and agriculture, with hands-on experience in farm management, including regenerative practices and organic. I am an advocate for the health benefits of connection with nature.

I’m passionate about the role of food systems transformation in addressing our greatest problems, from biodiversity loss to the crises of health and climate breakdown, and I am pursuing a Master’s Degree in Food Studies at the University of Exeter to explore this further.

I am deeply interested in systems thinking, agroecology, bioregionalism and building community resilience.

Loves: walking, wildlife, woodlands and hedgerows, writing, movies, music, books, stargazing, photography, baking and cooking.