Since 2017, together with a colleague, I have been running photography clubs, courses and camps for children 11+. I have created a website to showcase our photographers and I write a blog about some of the events that have taken place. More at https://fotimefoton.wordpress.com. I'm most proud of the charity photography exhibition at the end of the 2020 camp, where I led the children to create their own exhibition concept, select photos and then sell them for charity (in this case, planting trees with a local ranger) as part of encouraging enterprise.

I have been writing for the online magazine JADU under the Goethe-Institut since 2011. I am mainly interested in interviews, reports and topics related to ecology. All my articles in DE and CZK can be found here: https://www.goethe.de/prj/jad/cs/aut/21856112.html. Or directly at JADU and in German: https://www.goethe.de/prj/jad/de/aut/21856112.html.

As a volunteer, I created my own job and became the editor-in-chief of the Czech Wilderness and Save the Forests campaign website. I then took on the role of Landscape Programme Communications Coordinator - this involved strategic thinking, project management, people management, marketing including copywriting, public engagement and simplifying complex agricultural issues. I've gone on to use most of these as a content expert and project manager. In 2020, I led and implemented the European project of DG AGRI in the Czech Republic. I gained valuable experience in creative crisis management due to changes in commitments and deliverables with the advent of COVID-19 and coordination with foreign partners.

How is the book made? It's exciting. Especially when it's about the forest. It's about the School Forest Enterprise Masaryk Forest Křtiny, the manager of the forests of Mendel University in Brno. The book is being published to celebrate the centenary of the School of Forestry and required days of research and leafing through old albums of photographs to select the most striking and visually beautiful ones, examining maps in the archives, walking through the forest with the foresters and soaking up the glamour of their work, interviewing the director and one memoirist, and of course the writing itself. The beauty. The book saw the light of day in February 2023.

During my studies, I had a 40h internship at B4U Publishing and was involved in children's text production and research. I followed this up by collaborating on a children's book, The Atlas of Dogs, where I authored profiles of each breed.You can find the book in English here: https://www.albatrosmedia.eu/book/atlas-of-dogs/