I presented my data-driven approach for mapping and monitoring Cultural Ecosystem Services (CES). I demonstrated how we can integrate remote sensing with crowdsourced data to map human-nature interactions.

I shared the first results from my previous research project, UkrAInability, exploring how the war has impacted landscape suitability for outdoor recreation in eastern Ukraine, as well as how to operationalise 'quality of time' metric for sustainable urban planning in Ukraine with participatory mapping via Telegram.

How do people value the environment around them, and how can we measure it without intrusive surveys? In this popular video, I introduced my work on using social media data to map people's outdoor preferences.