Over the past decade, I’ve rooted myself in experiences that make space for visual storytelling and community care. I’m passionate about restoring and documenting Los Angeles’s native ecosystems, advocating for environmental justice, and creating accessible, community-centered spaces.

Through this lens, I believe the power of storytelling — in its many forms — nurtures connection, empathy, and belonging. I approach this work as a form of care for the social, cultural, and ecological spaces that sustain shared knowledge over time.

I’m currently pursuing an MLIS degree with a focus in archives and preservation, with a strong interest in stewarding ecological and natural history records so they remain usable and meaningful for current and future generations. When I’m not working, you’ll find me tending to my native plant garden, birding along the LA River, hiking local trails, or baking something sweet.