I teach university-level aquatic biology and ecology labs, where I get to introduce students to the incredible, messy, complicated world of living things. Outside the classroom I’m a search and rescue volunteer, an off-grid homesteader, a mum, and a casual artist who makes things for the joy of it. This is where all of those worlds live together.
A bit about me
I teach university-level aquatic biology and ecology labs — helping students fall in love with field and laboratory science, one water sample at a time.
Volunteer with ground search and rescue. Getting people home safely is some of the most meaningful work I do.
We live off the grid in Alberta — growing food, raising animals, generating our own power, and figuring it out as we go.
Paintings, illustrations, whatever strikes me. Not for any particular reason — just because making things is good for the soul.
Graduate of the University of Alberta’s Green Lab and Fisheries and Aquatic Conservation Lab. The science brain never really turns off.
Probably the most important hat. Everything else fits around this one.