Connecting climate scientists to the field through our database of vetted investors. We fund climate-focussed fieldwork and offer logistical and operational support to researchers in the field. We film their story, connecting their climate science to global audiences.

Funded by the European Research Council and The Leverhulme Trust.The project aims to reconstruct Antarctic sea-ice histories and ecosystems responses from the Last Glacial Maximum to present. The research focuses on the eastern Weddell Sea, working on novel regurgitated stomach oil deposits generated by snow petrels where they nest above the Antarctic ice sheet. These stomach oil deposits can be tens of thousands of years old, and preserve evidence of changing snow petrel diet and sea-ice conditions. This project utilises a range of geochemical techniques (trace metals, stable isotopes and lipid biomarkers) to investigate changing snow petrel diet and its links to the sea ice environment, offering further insight into the future stability of Antarctic ice sheets.Additional activities: Secretary of the UK Polar Network (2023-2024);Polar Notes published for the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Polar Regions; Written evidence published for The Environmental Audit Sub-Committee on Polar Research inquiry into The UK and the Antarctic Environment; Urbino University Paleoclimate Summer School; Talks: British Organic Geochemistry Society (2022-24), UK Sea Ice Meeting (2023), Paleoclimate Society Invited Seminar Series (2023), European Geosciences Union (2024)Outreach: NMM (Greenwich) Polar Families Day, Hancock Museum (Newcastle) Polar Science Day, primary school talks (NE/SE regions)Articles: Polar Notes (APPG Polar Regions), ANTSIE website, GESGB, Antarctic Glaciers (pending)

Help to deliver a range of teaching and assessment activities, including tutorials, seminars, and lectures for MSc Petroleum Geoscience classes.Supervise practical work, advising on skills, methods and techniques and answering students’ queries.

Based at The King's School, Canterbury. Coaching sports such as football and swimming; leading arts, music and crafts activities, and responsible for guiding groups on excursions to London, Cambridge and Brighton. In charge of monitoring the health and safety, welfare and discipline of the students whilst on and off campus.

Waitress for a luxury catering company, serving at weddings, balls and corporate events. Skills include silver service, leadership, time management, ability to work under pressure, bar-tending, client service and satisfaction.

Volunteered since 2003, part-time Yard Hand 2010-2016. Involved in yard supervision, booking and organising lessons for clients and directing and teaching younger members of staff. I was part of a team and maintained strong customer service and health and safety standards.

Bar staff at a busy country pub. Skills include making drinks, money handling, waitressing, event catering, organisation, leadership, time management and kitchen work.