I create maps and data visualizations that help communicate climate science for a broad audience and inform decision-making and policy.
Prior to joining Woodwell Climate, I was a cartographer and graphics editor at National Geographic magazine, where I created maps and graphics on topics ranging from climate change to conservation and biodiversity. I earned my master’s degree in geography at the University of Oregon, where I studied fluvial geomorphology and taught classes in geographic information systems, biogeography, and remote sensing.
I work remotely from Portland, Oregon. When I’m not making maps, I love to backpack, paddleboard, read, and explore the Pacific Northwest with my partner and dog.
