I’m a Seabird Remote Sensing Ecologist with the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge. As part of the Wildlife from Space team, I use very high-resolution satellite imagery to monitor seabird populations on some of the most remote islands on Earth—places where traditional research methods are often not feasible. My career has taken me to many remote and exciting locations, including isolated islands and the stunning landscapes of Antarctica.

With a background in functional ecology and evolutionary biology, my research also focuses on understanding how animals adapt to changing environments. For this, I use large-scale datasets to answer novel, wide-scale ecological questions.

Research Interests

• Monitoring remote seabird populations with satellite and drone imagery.

• Engaging citizen science for wildlife monitoring.

• Large-scale ecological studies with expansive datasets, including phylogenetic comparative analyses

• Investigating functional traits and evolutionary adaptations.