Growing up in a multigenerational farming family in the Wheatbelt, I witnessed firsthand the highs and lows of changing climates and land management practices. Each generation has faced its own unique challenges in agriculture, and I believe we are now at a pivotal moment, one that will shape Australia’s land management legacy for decades to come.

I believe actions speak louder than words. Before advocating for change, I reflect on my own impact and strive to lead by example in my personal life.

In my role in the NRM sector, I focus on the importance of healthy, resilient landscapes that can support future generations of farmers and First Nations peoples who are deeply connected to the rangelands.

Joined Rangelands NRM: 2025

Qualifications: BA: Sustainable Development and International Aid and Development.
Murdoch University