Ana is an Australian-qualified lawyer specialising in international environmental and natural resources law. Admitted to practice in Victoria, she is now based in London, working as a public international law consultant. Ana is also an Associate Member of Six Pump Court Chambers.

With extensive experience in climate change law and policy, Ana regularly advises private and non-governmental organisations. She was a state party delegate to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of the Parties (COP21) in 2015, where the Paris Agreement was concluded. For around 10 years, she has been attending meetings of international climate treaty bodies and other intergovernmental environmental agreements.

Recently, Ana worked on the Mission 2020 campaign, advancing a climate litigation work stream. She also contributed to the Future of Climate Cooperation project, launched by Mission 2020, the Oxford Blavatnik School of Government, and the ClimateWorks Foundation.

In addition to her climate work, Ana is actively involved in air quality policy and law reform efforts, particularly in the UK. She supports initiatives to strengthen air quality targets and legislative frameworks to better address pollution and protect public health.

Ana has previously assisted Stephen Hockman KC, Head of Chambers, in litigation and in connection with a major public inquiry. She is also an accredited Civil and Commercial Mediator, registered under the Civil Mediation Council scheme.

Awards

Holding Redlich Law/Politics Prize

Memberships

Civil Mediation Council

International Bar Association

IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law

United Kingdom Environmental Law Association

Education

LLM (University of London)

GDLP (Australian National University)

BA/LLB (La Trobe University)