Anjana is responsible for developing and leading on the education program for the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. Her role includes guiding education policy, recommending priorities and leading on education strategy development and review. In addition Anjana also develops curriculum resources for schools accompanied by a fully supported training program for teachers at primary and secondary level.

Much of her work focuses on communicating the Earth Science and World Heritage values of the Jurassic Coast to a wide range of audiences, including those that are new to science.

Anjana was awarded a Ph.D. in Glacial Geology from the University of Southampton in 2000. She then spent 4 years working in the USA as a scientific researcher and educator for a variety of organisations including the US National Park Service and the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. Anjana returned back to the UK to work for the Jurassic Coast on the day that George Bush was re-elected as President of the USA and has never really looked back since.