I am a wildlife biologist, photographer, and printmaker with a lifelong passion for understanding and celebrating the natural world. Through my work in wildlife research and conservation, I have spent years exploring diverse landscapes and learning about the species that call them home.

My journey into wildlife photography began during fieldwork, where an encounter with a Great Gray Owl sparked a passion for birding and opened my eyes to the power of photography as a way to share the stories of wildlife. Since then, photography has become a way for me to connect others with the species and places around us.

As a biologist, conservation is at the heart of everything I create. I practice ethical wildlife photography, prioritizing the well-being of animals and respecting the habitats they depend on. My goal is not simply to capture beautiful images, but to foster curiosity, appreciation, and a deeper connection with the natural world because protecting wildlife begins with understanding and valuing it.

My love of wildlife eventually led me to linocut printmaking, offering another way to celebrate the species that inspire me. Through hand-carved artwork and photography, I create pieces that highlight the beauty, character, and stories of wildlife while sharing the wonder of the wild places around us.