My work is driven by a simple belief: lasting conservation depends on strong justice systems. I work across wildlife conservation, criminal justice, research, and policy to strengthen the laws, institutions, and people that protect biodiversity.

 

From courtroom monitoring and legislative reform to capacity building, academic research, and strategic partnerships, each project contributes to a broader goal—making conservation more effective, accountable, and sustainable.

 

Rather than focusing solely on protecting species and habitats, I am interested in strengthening the systems that make conservation possible—laws that are fit for purpose, institutions that are capable and accountable, and people who are empowered to uphold them.