Working with England's Protected Landscapes, including National Parks and National Landscapes (formerly named Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty) to protect and enhance the benefits they provide for nature, climate resilience, wellbeing and our cultural heritage.

Natural England Lead for the Blackdown Hills AONB. I am the responsible officer for over 20 Sites of Special Scientific Interest, supporting their protection and enhancement through partnerships and restoration projects. I am part of a team that work with landowners and managers to develop new Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier Agreements; long term payments for habitat maintenance, restoration and creation. A major part of my job is to work closely with the Blackdown Hills AONB to enhance the character and ecosystem services the protected landscape can provide for people and nature. This includes landscape-scale nature recovery projects, increasing access and diversity of communities in the AONB, providing training for practitioners, developing nature based solution projects for climate mitigation and adaptation and working with other protected landscapes to coordinate our efforts towards the biodiversity and climate crisis, connecting people with nature and the rural economy.

• Create, manage and maintain urban green spaces in London, working with clients such as PWC, Hogan Lovells and local councils to create flourishing gardens that benefit both wildlife and people • Influencing and negotiating with clients to enhance the environmental benefits of their roof gardens, installing compost bins to reduce waste, producing organic food for kitchens, using recycled materials for construction and planting species that promote biodiversity and can adapt to climate change • Supervise employees during maintenance and coordinate with contractors, delivery companies and building companies• Working in collaboration with the London National Park City Organisation to improve green space networks and partnerships

Overall 79% (Distinction)Thesis (83%) - Exploring Perceptions of Rewilding in Scotland: A Comparative Case Study Approach

The 2018 All-India Tiger Estimation is the world's largest wildlife survey to date. As an Intern on the project I analysed camera trap data in the lab and carried out field work alongside researchers in the Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan. • Processed and amounted camera trap data into excel files to estimate population densities using R programming to create activity patterns for species recorded by the camera traps• Created literature reviews on India's small cat species in order to compare the projects data with that of previous research• Field work required the deployment of over 50 camera’s throughout Ranthambhore National Park for the Random Encounter Model, a novel population estimation technique requiring precise implementation and calibration • Line transects were also conducted alongside camera trap deployment• Field work required precision and intuition, often having to experiment with new methods and improvise when tackling problems

• Leading influential research analysing the emissions information available to car-buyers online• Using Microsoft Excel and Word to collate data and summarise findings with graphs and report• Working closely with the Department for Transport and major car manufacturers to create moreinformative labels for new and used cars, as well as developing a strategy for the introduction of the new worldwide vehicle test procedure

• Working as part of a team to complete and publicise Gaia’s report – ‘What on Earth’ – which explores the impact of digital technology on people and the planet• Amassing case studies and social media content for post-publication, as well as researching thelatest technological advances and their implications, such as the installation of the new 5G network• Contacting and coordinating with report contributors, supporting event promotion and operations• Maintaining the website, ensuring it is kept up to date

• Worked in partnership with the Resort and Airport Managers, liaising with third parties and assisting all operations in resort and airport transfers• Managed and coordinated 5 chalets, motivating a team of chalet staff and communicating and attending to guests queries, issues and special requests • In charge of sales, providing guests with lift passes, ski lessons and hire, and co-ordinated extra activities

Worked on a project studying the relationship between the indigenous peoples and tigers in Northeast India.Managed and analysed over 30 000 camera trap photos, using complex computer software to produce parameters for the Random Encounter Model with which inconspicuous species densities where then estimated.

• Assisted field work, assembling the research equipment and conducting vegetation surveys• Analysed the data (recordings) collected in the field, using a number of computer programmes • Amounted the data into excel creating graphical representations• Produced written documents concluding the results for each sample site• Helped create a new computer programme for further analysis, by using an intermediate programme to create the language which the final programme will use