Hello! I’m Eve, a marine biologist and ecologist from the South Devon coast, with a fascination for breaking down the divide between science and the arts. I like to explore how curiosity, lived experience and ethics shape the ways we understand and work towards restoring our environment. Interested in rethinking modern scientific practice, my writing often moves across marine science, environmental anthropology and the philosophy of science - tracing the relationships between oceans, people, culture, and the systems that connect them. My research journey to date has focused on sustainable material use in fisheries, asking how we might learn from the past to move beyond plastics. I have also worked with estuarine communities in Devon and London, as well as farmers in Devon, to support biodiversity and improve water quality. I hold a BSc and an MRes, which underpin my research and writing. In 2020, I returned to Devon from London, inspired by the belief that science thrives when it nurtures both the well-being of scientists and the ecosystems we study. I’m committed to an approach to science that values creativity, intuition and human connection. Currently, I’m working with the DARCEE Project on the Yealm (University of Plymouth), engaging with farmers and landowners to encourage biodiversity across the catchment. If you’d like to follow along, you can find updates on my blog or simply check back here from time to time. Thanks for visiting!