I am a 25 year old award-winning wildlife photographer, naturalist and researcher based in North Wales. My mission is to reveal the beauty of nature and ignite a desire to protect and restore our collective home: this wonderful planet we call Earth.

I spent half of my life growing up on the small, isolated Welsh island of Ynys Enlli, surrounded by the tumultuous waters of the Irish Sea. Having visited this magical island from an early age, moving here with my family to run the farm at 11 years of age was a dream come true. To be immersed in the rhythms of the island, its wildlife and the ever-changing weather was a truly transformative experience. I was mentored by the Bardsey Bird Observatory in the fascinating field of wildlife monitoring, bird ringing, moth trapping and seabird study work, which resolved my desire to pursue a life immersed in the study and protection of nature.

After being homeschooled through my GCSEs and A levels by my patient parents, I set out to study an undergraduate degree in Conservation Biology at the University of Exeter, graduating in 2018. Since then, I have spent time working on projects ranging from rewilding and sustainable land management in Wales, to seabird research work on far-flung islands (my most natural habitat), to wildlife survey work, freelance photography and guiding.

You can follow my latest work on twitter and instagram, and keep an eye on my YouTube channel for videos on birdsong identification and films from the field.