My research focuses on sustainable consumption, alternative forms of organisation, and societal transformation, specifically in the areas of tourism, nature tourism and leisure, mobility and travel, and waste. My research is interdisciplinary, meaning it draws on multiple disciplines to better understand sustainability as well as unsustainability, for example sociology and environmental sociology, human and economic geography, human ecology and sustainability science. Within my research, I work to emphasise the human experience as well as collective action and organisation for sustainability, for example through grassroots innovation, community action, non-profit organisations, initiatives that promote sustainable consumption, and how people and practices are drivers and carriers of potential within these.