I strongly believe that through collaborative efforts, action-oriented work and innovative solutions we can achieve higher sustainability and climate resilience across all sectors.
Grant Writing & Administration
I have acquired funding to support both my own research/work and that of others.
-
2021 - 2023: As the Lead of Social Impact Grants at Nada Grocery, I have successfully secured and administered over $280,000 in wage-subsidy grants and $400,000 in business scale-up funding. This support has helped to establish and expand climate-friendly, circular practices in the Canadian food industry.
-
2013 - Present: To support my scientific work and graduate studies, I have secured over $130,000 in scholarship funds and $12,500 in research and travel support.
Media & Engagement
It is important to me that my research is accessible to wide and diverse audiences. I use press pieces, interviews, and engaging visuals to ensure that my work is easily digestible and public. Selected recent pieces:
2023: University of Miami - News @ The U "New wave of animal oceanographers aids researcher"
2023: Outrider Magazine "Climate Change is Driving Tiger Sharks Into New Waters With Shocking Speed and Unknown Consequences"
2022: Outrider Magazine “Sharks Might Be the Ultimate Climate Scientists”
2021: University of Miami - News & Events: “Recruiting sharks as climate trackers”
2020: WLRN: “Biscayne Bay Is Busy and Polluted. So Why Are There More Sawfish?”
2019: NJ.com: “New sharks could be visiting the Jersey Shore thanks to climate change”
