ABOUT ME

I am a collaborative researcher interested in the intersection of forest conservation, equitable resource governance, and livelihood resilience in sub-Saharan Africa. I am passionate about applied research on the impacts of development programs and policies on livelihoods, and combining household-level data with GIS and remote sensing to produce insights. I have an M.S. in Natural Resources & Environment, and six years of experience working with diverse stakeholders on conservation and development issues. In my spare time, I like to take photos and experiment with cooking. Check out the site or get in touch to learn more!