Growing up between rural North Wales and the North of Scotland, conservation has always been at the forefront of Megs' upbringing - whether helping with projects to plant native woodlands, improving the habitat for wild Atlantic salmon and sea trout, planting hedgerows or nurturing the British black honeybee. Megs went on to study history and politics at Newcastle University followed by a master’s in journalism at Edinburgh Napier.
Previous to joining Pelorus Foundation, Megs was based in Nepal with the United Nations and working as a freelance journalist. Through her work with Pelorus Foundation, Megs became passionate about supporting the scale of more innovative environmental and conservation solutions. In recognition of this, Megs was listed as one of Walpole's most influential people in British Luxury in 2024. In her free time, Megs can be found outdoors.