I am drawn to the forces we cannot always see, but whose effects we live with every day.

The environment is one of those forces. A changing climate does more than reshape landscapes. It reaches into our health, our emotions, and the rhythms of everyday life.

My work explores these connections through psychology and environmental health, while my activism asks what can be done with what we learn. From investigating the effects of extreme heat to creating public-health resources, promoting sustainable behavior, and supporting greener communities, I have come to see environmental action as something deeply human.