This journal documents my independent pursuit of environmental research and creative practice, founded on a growing interest in landscape ecology, regeneration and the relationship between people and the natural environment. Through practical engagement with forestry, nature conservation, regenerative agriculture and ecological restoration, I seek to develop a broader understanding of how natural landscapes function, how they are affected by human activity, and how they can be responsibly managed, restored and sustained.

Over the coming years, this journey will be shaped by hands-on experience, independent research and the documentation of landscapes through photography, moving image, sound and writing. These observations and experiences will form an evolving body of work, contributing to a broader understanding of landscape regeneration while informing the long-term development of an independent environmental consultancy focused on ecological assessment, regenerative land management and the practical implementation of landscape restoration.