My research interests focus on seabird ecology from local to global scales. I couple fieldwork, timeseries, and modern statistical tools to understand how seabirds respond to anthropogenic and natural drivers. My ultimate goal is to create sustainable conservation solutions. For my PhD, I work in partnership with Inuit community members and government bodies to co-produce knowledge about the seabird species and populations with the greatest limitations to environmental change in Canada. For ten years, I have also been actively communicating seabird science. I leverage diverse outreach tools to engage local to international audiences, foster inclusivity, and inspire communities.