Jessie graduated as a curious biologist with degrees in Conservation Biology, Biomedical Science and Molecular Biology. Jessie has since garnered national recognition for her impactful contributions in the areas of local government, industry, and academia, where she has driven organisational cultures of sustainability and led environmental collaborations across disciplines. Jessie resides on Whadjak Noongar Boodja and holds immense respect and gratitude for the everlasting custodianship, care for Country, and rich culture of all First Nations communities.
