My main focus is on the ongoing socio-ecological landscaping within seminatures and agricultural sites, and the related tensions and ambiguities between agricultural landscape practices and natural conservation and regeneration. With a transdisciplinary background in humanities, cultural geography and planning, my overall focus is on the eco-cultural responses to environmental change, environmental storytelling and agricultural landscapes and communities.

I am currently working on two projcts: Seaweed-Culture that looks at seaweed as foods, sustainable rural coasts life and communities (linking past and presents), and I am affiliated with Anthropogenic Heathlands conducting a study with shephardess, herding and heathland conservation. Before this I did a study on The Pantry bringing attention food, fields and leftovers, and a postdoc project on landscaping, agriculture and enviromental storytelling. Since february 2020, I have been writing a newsletter called Jordbo together with the Danish media platform, Føljeton.     

I work with more-than-human and feminist geographies and environmental humanities, and I seek to explore the connections between critical thinking and the current dialogues, concerns and explorations of environmental doom, more-than-human ontologies and ecological practices. My PhD focused in these connections and concepts by empirically exploring agriculture, cooking, the food and waste, and the urban-rural landscapes of these practices and matters.

I hold a humanist background in philosophy, history, language and culture studies (Roskilde University, DK), and a Master of Arts in Geography and Planning (Roskilde University, Denmark).