Work Portfolio

Highlights

Explore some of our favorite projects and exhibits, or scroll down for more.

Dive Deeper

An interactive learning tool developed for the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation. Supported by NOAA funding and research, this interactive PowerPoint application allows students or visitors to learn about deep-water restoration efforts, explore the tools used by scientists to conduct marine surveys and discover how deep water survey work is carried out. Today, the activity is being deployed into hundreds of school curriculums across the gulf, and exhibited at nature centers, museums, and aquariums in New Orleans, Texas, Florida and Mississippi.

Lemurs of Sava Activity Station

Developed in partnership with Duke University for the Duke Lemur Center and accompanying conservation program in Madagascar, this interactive activity includes lessons on lemurs and the conservation work carried out by Duke University, as well as a detailed digital field guide of the lemur species of Madagascar’s Sava region. Students can explore the guide to learn lemur biology, watch videos and hear vocalizations before testing their knowledge in a lemur trivia game.

The Nature Discovery Center of Cambodia

A small discovery learning center I designed and ran in Cambodia. The center featured a Jungle Lab classroom, nature trails with didactic signage and a range of interpretive, hands-on activities and exhibits on a range of natural science and environmental topics. Visitors of all ages and backgrounds could explore the center in English or Khmer, making use of both digital learning stations and hands-on exploration. Our Wilds Art Gallery featured art exhibits made from recycled waste, while our nature trail and tree nursery allowed students and visitors to discover nature, and participate first hand in forest restoration work.

Digital Learning Tools & Kiosks

Lemures of Ranomafana

An interactive lesson and lemur field guide completed in partnership with Stony Brook University and Centre Val Bio. The lemur guide includes interactive lessons, videos, photo galleries and even vocalizations.

Climate Change Explorer

This interactive explorer app provides a plethora of data visualizations, lessons and trivia on a range of climate change topics. Students end by completing a quiz to test their knowledge.

Voices of Conservation

An interactive kiosk where students and visitors at The Nature Discovery Center of Cambodian learned from conservation leaders in their own voice. An engaging way to connect conservation efforts and promote their stories to the public.

Lemurs of Sava

Developed for Duke University, this interactive guide to the lemurs of Northeast Madagascar includes lessons, trivia and 16 fully interactive species factsheet for the lemurs of Sava.

Human Origins Timeline

This interactive timeline explores human ancestry and origins. Students delve into 7 million years of hominin evolution, and can click through fossils to learn more about our ancestors.

IUCN Red List Explorer

A simple app that allows visitors at The Nature Discovery Center of Cambodia to understand the IUCN classification system. Accompanying audio narration is available in multiple languages.

Dive Deeper

Developed for National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, Audubon Nature Institute, NOAA and The Smithsonian, this activity introduces visitors to marine ROV surveys and Gulf habitat restoration efforts.

Biofact Station

Deployed alongside a selection of biofacts at The Nature Discovery Center of Cambodia, this interactive activity lets students learn more about biofacts and complete hands-on challenges.