
My practice in environmental planning centres on understanding how places work as connected systems. I use spatial analysis, environmental research and policy interpretation to assess how land use, ecology, infrastructure and people influence one another, and how planning decisions shape these connections over time.
Through mapping and analysis, I translate complex information into clear findings, identify competing priorities, and evaluate their implications for how places grow and change. My focus is on connecting evidence with practical planning decisions.
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Environmental Planning & Policy
Biodiversity, environmental assessment and strategic planning.
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GIS & Spatial Analysis
Mapping employment, accessibility and housing patterns.
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Urban Planning & Public Space
Understanding how public spaces function and how they can improve.