Agroecological Designer and Horticulture Specialist. Expert in permaculture systems, agroforestry integration, and designing biodiversity net gain (BNG) strategies for productive landscapes.
Megan combines landscape architecture with practical horticulture to design resilient, high-output farming systems. She specializes in integrating tree crops into arable land (silvoarable) and designing market gardens that mimic natural ecosystems to control pests naturally. Her work helps farms meet new biodiversity targets required by government schemes while creating new revenue streams through fruit, nut, or timber production. She provides detailed blueprints for establishing "farm organism" zones that save labor and boost pollination services.