Landscape architect supporting biocultural stewardship by honoring community voices.

I live in Juneau, Alaska and have worked here as a both a Landscape Architect and as the Assistant Director of the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center for the USFS Tongass National Forest.

My work asks how public lands can be stewarded with, not just for, the communities and Tribal Nations tied to them. I hold a Master of Landscape Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design (2022) and a BA in Environmental Studies from Carleton College (2017).