I am a postdoctoral researcher within the Baylab at University of California, Davis. Some of my research interests include seascape genomics, conservation planning, and using modelling approaches to predict species responses to global change.
When I am not in the lab or behind the computer, I am most likely at the beach, playing with hula hoops and rollerskates, or hiking in the mountains.
PhD in Zoology, 2021
Stellenbosch University
MSc in Zoology, 2017
Stellenbosch University
BSc in Biology, 2014
University of California Santa Cruz
Science communication meets piñata art!
What is Genetic Diversity and Why Does it Matter?
Science communication article on species’ responses to marine heatwaves
My presentation at the 2021 International Congress for Conservation Biology
University level videos explaining biology snippets
My presentation at the 2020 International Marine Conservation Congress
Questions to sparks climate change conversations
My video entry for the 2020 ‘Dance Your PhD’ contest
My video entry for the Conservation Symposium’s Youth4Conservation award
My entry to the 2019 Evolution Film Contest
Thoughts, musings, and music about sustainability
A case for habitat representation in 21st century conservation planning
Girls just want to have FUN-ding for scientific research.
Courses in which I aided teaching at Stellenbosch University: