I am a current (as of 2024) MSc Biodiversity, Conservation and Management student at the School of Geography and Environment. I completed my undergraduate in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences at the University of Cambridge, where I became interested in social and behavioural elements of conservation.

Following my BSc, I joined the Gibraltar Macaques Project (University of Cambridge) as a behavioural ecology research assistant, conducting fieldwork investigating the behaviour, ecology, and conservation of Gibraltar’s Barbary Macaques.

My current MSc research, working with Dr Darragh Hare, investigates associations between message framings, morality, and public perceptions of deer culling.