If you’re interested in connecting cultural heritage and nature restoration in meaningful, creative and ethical ways, I’d love to work with you.

Advise on integrating emerging UNESCO ICH policy into nature recovery strategies that are sensitive to place and community.
Facilitate meaningful collaboration between environmental, cultural, and community stakeholders, and help organisations build skills to engage with ICH effectively.
Deliver tailored training for policymakers and practitioners on how ICH can support nature recovery, and provide practical ways to work with cultural knowledge ethically and creatively.
Guide the identification, mapping, and documentation of placenames, traditions, creative practices, and local knowledge to enrich biodiversity and environmental data.
Design programmes that connect people to nature through culture, using traditional arts and cultural memory to inspire care, connection and stewardship.
Support communities to actively contribute to nature recovery projects through citizen field work and creative practice to strengthen local ownership, care, and intergenerational learning.