Finding Common Ground for Antarctic Krill Management
Exploring how science, conservation and fisheries management can work together to protect Antarctic krill and the Southern Ocean.
Connecting ecosystems and people through practical action and powerful storytelling.
I am driven by a belief in the resilience of nature and in the potential of well-informed, community-based environmental action to create a more sustainable future. With a background in wildlife biology and environmental studies—and over 30 years of experience working at the intersection of science and policy—I take an interdisciplinary approach to addressing ecosystems under pressure.What I Bring
At GRID-Arendal, I co-lead initiatives that connect ecological knowledge with policy development and on-the-ground solutions. My work spans a wide array of ecosystems, particularly those in vulnerable regions such as the Arctic, small island states, and mountains. I contribute strategic insights and scientific rigour to ensure environmental solutions are robust, inclusive, and oriented toward long-term sustainability.In My Own Words
″The scale of environmental change can feel overwhelming, but nature is resilient. I am passionate about work that makes a positive difference in people’s lives and in the places they call home. When nature thrives, we all thrive.″More about me