I am an Earth scientist whose research explores how ecological processes shape and interact with Earth surface landforms, particularly in fluvial environments. I use a combination of field data and modelling approaches to quantify the feedbacks between plant communities and geomorphic processes.  A key focus on my research is understanding how invasive plant species influence fluvial processes.  I also work on the interactions sociological-ecological systems and sedimentology, with current research investigating how near future land use change interacts may mediate sediment loss in Tanzania, to support climate resilience and sustainable landscape management.  Additionally , I conduct research on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in environmental sciences fieldwork, focusing on how higher education institution policies can support—or fail to protect—marginalised fieldworkers.