Research responsibilities with a focus on how human-environment relations impact landscapes and the influence the development of agricultural systems.

Part time role in the Food and Farming Directorate, working in the Farming Markets. I am amongst a policy team leading on fertiliser regulations. Currently managing EU negotiations, domestic policy in line with EU exit work and stakeholder communications.

This is a small business venture exploring the market opportunities in selling Mistletoe Trees. Mistletoe Trees are essentially ornamental crab apple trees with mistletoe already growing on them. Some people want mistletoe for decorating their house at Christmas time, some want it for a romantic wedding or anniversary gift and some people just want unique presents for their family and friends. A Mistletoe Tree provides this for everybody. These trees are unique and can also be very beneficial for garden wildlife and biodiversity during the winter months with a great source of small crab apples and the mistletoe berries themselves. Contact me now or go to my website - www.mistletoetrees.co.uk

Researching and integrating the use of technology in both modern 'Precision Farming' and archaeological practice in 2014. Combining the application and understanding of both the agricultural and archaeological world to further our understanding of how archaeology affects agriculture and vice versa.

I completed a 3 month internship with The Royal Society, working within the Resilience team. I found it an engaging experience working on a wide variety of topics from climate change to future energy systems. I have learnt lots of skills that will no doubt help me in my PhD and last long into my career.