Immerse yourself in the beauty of rewilding

Small-scale Rewilder ~ artist ~ Nature Writer

FOR CURIOUS HEARTS

who seek to awaken life


This is where the beauty of rewilding begins


I am a small-scale rewilder and artist, dedicated to repairing the insect layer through mindful, curated design. My work bridges the gap between structured order and wild ecosystem recovery, weaving living sanctuaries where both beauty and wild entanglement belong.


Whether you are looking for creative inspiration, imagery for your projects, or practical insight for your own patch of land, you can explore my world through the paths below.


Read the Stories:

Visit my rewilding Journal, Today I’m a Wolf, for honest behind-the-scenes stories, seasonal observations, and insights into my photography process and the character-rich equipment used to document the journey.


The Book:

In the making is Bring The Wild Home: Curated Rewilding - a beautifully printed book where my fine art photography takes centre stage, paired with the everyday stories and lessons I've learned from the woods. 


Gather the Guides:

Keep an eye out for my upcoming practical planting guides and layouts. They are simple, bite-sized templates designed to help you bring native wildflowers and insects back to your own garden or land.


The Image Library:

Coming soon: My complete collection of insect and nature photographs, kept here as a shared resource. Images are available to purchase as high-resolution digital files. Whether you want a file to print for your own walls, an image for your digital mood boards, or you are a charity needing real wildlife photos to tell your stories, you are welcome to explore the archive here.



...and a few little photography zines on the way just for fun

A red admiral butterfly perched on white buddleia flowers surrounded by lush green foliage.
A gray squirrel perched among lush green oak leaves, nibbling on food in a natural garden setting.
Dark moody close-up of a green-veined white butterfly amongst green leaves and branches in a shadowy forest setting.


Step into a living story of small-scale rewilding


Frowning Sparrow Woods is my working research site and my legacy project—a place where wildlife will always belong. Instead of traditional land management, I am actively researching methods to repair the insect layer, testing how targeted habitat creation can rebuild the very foundation of our food webs.


This is my legacy project, a place where wildlife will always belong



Frowning Sparrow Woods

Small-scale Rewilding


Explore the gallery of Frowning Sparrow Woods, a wet woodland in Essex, capturing an evolving visual record of small-scale rewilding in action. These images document the raw beauty of letting a landscape heal, offering a glimpse of what is possible when we step back and donate larger spaces and smallholdings to wildlife.


Click the photo to view Frowning Sparrow Woods

Garden Rewilding


From poor soil came failures, and from failures, a better way forward. Facing those tough growing conditions firsthand shifted my entire perspective on garden rewilding. I am currently researching how to turn these valuable lessons into resilient planting designs, proving that you don’t need perfect ground to invite biodiversity back to your space.


Click the photo to view a collection of photographs from my garden project

Through continuous observation and wildlife gardening, I develop small-scale rewilding practices that can easily be scaled down for gardens, courtyards, and small landscapes across the UK.


On my journal, Today I’m a Wolf, I share the honest process behind this work—including the vintage lenses used to document it. Over time, these lessons will grow into practical planting templates and zines, helping you repair the insect layer and spark ecological recovery in your own small space.

TODAY I'M A WOLF

My Journey

My work with the land and the camera comes from a deep personal journey of learning to look closer at the world around us.

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