As a dedicated environmental professional with a Bachelor of Science Honours in Environmental Science and Geography, I bring a wealth of expertise in urban planning, sustainable policy, and scientific methodology to my role. Currently, as an Education Project Coordinator at the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, I lead national educational initiatives such as the Giant Floor Map program and the “Adopt-A-Ship” program, reaching thousands of students across Canada. My responsibilities also include spearheading the Network of Nature program, which emphasizes the significance of native plants, and collaborating with National Geographic’s Pristine Seas research team to develop GIS-focused educational resources.Prior to this, as a Sustainability Project Manager at FOKABS, I managed high-profile projects for global clients including the UN, UNESCO, and WWF. I led the implementation of the “Green Office Initiative” to promote ESG practices, developed quality assurance systems for deliverables, and played a pivotal role in a $15 million bid for a climate adaptation plan in sub-Saharan Africa. Additionally, I launched outreach programs such as the “Future of Climate Careers,” which aimed to inspire and educate students about sustainability careers.My academic background includes extensive field research at Trent University, where I conducted studies on aquatic invertebrates, soil pollutants, and air quality. I also participated in prestigious competitions, securing top placements in the World Wildlife Fund’s Sustainable Design Challenge and the Oxford International Policy Design Challenge. My skills in GIS, environmental consulting, and project management are complemented by my language proficiency and interests in graphic design and urban planning, underscoring my commitment to advancing environmental education and sustainability.