Thomas J. Watson Foundation Fellow (2025-2026)
Works from the Watson
Coming Home
How can we embrace the mortality of the places we inhabit? Interactive piece presented at the 2026 Watson Fellows Conference in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
American Rewilding
Exploring present and future possibilities for rewilding large megafauna on my home continent. Inspired by conversations and teachings from Rewilding Apennines, in central Italy.
Fragmentary
Writings from a road trip through Brazil's Atlantic Rainforest
The Burn Game
Fire and agriculture in the Brazilian Pantanal
Jakarta in August
Meditations from my time in Indonesia
Carleton College Latin American Studies and Environmental Studies (2021-2025)
Undergrad Projects
Ethnomedicine and Climate
Exploring how culture (and cultivation) adapt to climate. Part of an ongoing participatory action research project with the Vida Nueva cooperative in Teotitlán del Valle, Mexico.
Residual Conservation
A ecological and political history of Argentina's marine protected areas. Why they don't do a great job by international standards, but are revolutionary by local ones. My senior thesis.
Ecosystem Service Trophic Modeling
An imperfect means to visualize human uses of nature within ecological modeling. Co-authored with Tomás Marina and researchers at CONICET-CADIC, in Ushuaia, Argentina.
Intercultural Bilingual Education
Reviewing leading research on indigenous education methods in Latin America. Co-authored with Andrew Morrison of the Institute for Peruvian Studies.