I started my career off on tropical Chrstimas Island (Master thesis), followed by a detour to the Falkland Islands (PhD) and Antarctica (post-doc), and have now finally landed in the North Atlantic. Boobies, tropicbirds, penguins and petrels as study species have thus been shifted out with auks, gulls, fulmars and shags. My current work is focused on applied seabird research, mostly on spatial overlap between human interests and seabirds, e.g. offshore oil, gas and wind development, kelp harvesting in the coastal zone, but also plastics in seabirds. During spring and summer, I am busy doing fieldwork on Sklinna, central Norway as part of the SEAPOP pogramme.