Marine ecologist working at the intersection of climate change, biodiversity, conservation planning, and spatial prioritization.
I work on climate-smart conservation: integrating climate change into the design and management of area-based tools such as marine protected areas, and linking climate ecology with conservation planning.
🚧 Right now, this includes:
- Building SDMs and downscaling workflows for the Save the Blue Five project in the Eastern Pacific
- Exploring how ocean fronts shape biodiversity and interact with fishing pressure
- Exploring how static area-based conservation needs to evolve in a dynamic ocean
More broadly, my research focuses on how climate change reshapes marine biodiversity across space and depth, and how this can inform real-world conservation, spatial planning, and decision-making.
- Climate-smart conservation planning
- Dynamic ocean management and area-based conservation
- Three-dimensional ocean conservation
- Marine protected areas and high seas conservation
- Linking science to policy and decision-making
- Climate data downscaling workflows from global to regional scales
- Species distribution models under climate change
- Spatial analyses linking biodiversity, fronts, and climate dynamics
- Reproducible pipelines for environmental data science
- Tools and materials for workshops and collaborative science

