I was born and raised on the ancestral lands of the Massa-adchu-es-et (Massachusett) Peoples where the Quinobequin (Charles) River meets the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. A place where the transition from forest to shore is slow, gentle, seamless and without a land-sea binary. As a queer person, I seek the opportunities to explore and learn from the space between ecological binaries. As a landscape designer, scientist, and artist, I strive to understand the people, plants, and changes that exist in these queer-in between spaces and how these spaces can be nurtured in the face of climate change.

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If not at work, you can usually catch me in the garden, freediving for crabs, foraging for alpine berries, or dancing in my kitchen.