My pronouns are she/her
I am a cultural geographer with an interest in furthering discourse between the humanities, social and life sciences. I hold an MSc with Distinction in Environment, Politics and Society from University College London, where my postgraduate research embodied a phenomenological study of the modern inhabitants of St Kilda, Scotland. Within this work, I used ethnographic research methods to understand how biologists, archaeologists, historians and paleo-biologists dwelled within their landscape and created communities in a highly liminal and ritualistic environment. I am fundamentally interested in how people experience and engage with the non-human world.
