Annette is passionate about embodied wisdom and emergence, and uses intuitive knowing to support her facilitation and teaching work, which includes teaching Focusing (including a two-year training program for Focusing Teachers), and facilitating using Open Space Technology (Forums, unconferences), Theory U/Social Presencing Theatre and other tools that support self-organizing and creativity.

Annette loves helping people who want to transform themselves to change the world鈥攖o make it more sustainable and equitable. She has a special interest in climate change, and hosts Climate Circles for holding climate emotions to enable authentic climate action.

She has an undergraduate degree in environmental science from the University of Waterloo and a MBA in sustainability from the Schulich School of Business.

Research Keywords

climate change; biodiversity; sustainability; climate crisis; planetary crisis

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BioCAM4 addresses a critical global gap of the disconnect between climate action and biodiversity protection in the frameworks by developing methodologies to map, evaluate and scale Nature-Based Climate Actions (NBCAs). Working across East Africa and Central America, BioCAM4 engages both academics and policymakers to co-design comprehensive solutions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, safeguard ecosystems, and improve public health outcomes.

By supporting BioCAM4's knowledge mobilization and promoting BioCAM4鈥檚 mission to the public, she collaborates with the project manager and the broader team to develop and execute the project鈥檚 social media strategy, translating technical research into accessible, audience-specific content.

Research Keywords

biodiversity; climate adaptation; climate mitigation; nature-based climate actions (NBCAs); public health; health equity; global health; environmental governance; One Health

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