I’m an ecologist interested in using GIS & cartography to advance a just and sustainable future. I am currently a Nearshore Ecologist at the Washington State Department of Natural Resources, where I use GIS and remote sensing to study kelp forest spatial dynamics in Washington waters to support effective stewardship and management of these ecosystems. I was recently a Dangermond Fellow at the National Audubon Society, leveraging Enterprise GIS to advance bird conservation across the Americas. Prior to that, I spent 3 years as the GIS lead for a small team of marine restoration ecologists at Puget Sound Restoration Fund. You can see a few of my recent public projects here.