Marine biologist (MSc) turned science communicator, creative, and photographer based on Turtle Island (Canada). I help translate complex environmental and climate stories into engaging narratives, with a focus on marine conservation, ocean noise, and sustainable water systems.

Rooted in my Atlantic/“Newfie” heritage, my chosen name honours place, story, and connection to water, something that will always shape my work and perspective.

Hot Topics:

• First-authored a peer-reviewed study on a mysterious whale signal (you can read about it here)

• First-authored a collaborative Springer Nature publication on the role of NGOs in ocean literacy (open access May 2026)

• Led digital campaigns and wrote accessible, story-driven pieces translating program experiences, including:

  • Supporting Youth Leadership on the Mission 1000 Tonnes Saint Lawrence Expedition 2025 (click here).

  • H2O Career Connect Day: Youth Reflections on the Ocean Sector (click here).

  • Empowering Emerging Leaders in the Sustainable Blue Economy (click here).

  • 2025 Year in Review: SOI Foundation Blue Futures Pathways (click here).

• singer-songwriter of the “whale-poop-loop” a schoolyard hit across Eastern Ontario.

• Fieldwork spanning icebreakers, coral reefs, tiger sharks, grizzly bears, whale skeletons, and remote wildlife environments

• Public-facing science communicator working at the intersection of storytelling, advocacy, and marine science

• Grounded in the belief that we are all treaty people, with a strong commitment to shared responsibility for land and water.