Author: Leela Channer

Another Way held its first Science Storytelling for Change event earlier this month, hosted on the University of Exeter’s Penryn campus. We heard from three amazing panellists who are all passionate about science storytelling: Gillian Burke, biologist and natural history television presenter; Anna Roberts, documentary director and film lecturer; and

Note: BBC Radio 4’s Today programme airs between 6 and 9 in the morning, not evening as previously stated. On Sunday 15th December, several of our Power of 10 reps, ambassadors and Another Way community joined together in Matterdale for a local tree-planting project. A variety of species were planted,

A trio of magical stories from the worlds of science and engineering have been shared with schoolchildren in Cornwall as part of an annual festive tradition. The mystery of how dragonflies reach Christmas Island, the remarkable power of the planet’s wind, and a story of a pufferfish and plastic pollution

Tell us a bit about yourself. I am a postgraduate research student currently living in Cornwall and looking into the movement and foraging ecology of Sooty Terns from Ascension Island. I love being outdoors, whether that’s running, hiking, sea swimming, caving, canyoning or just vegetating on the beach. I am

Elli has hit the ground running in her first month as Youth Engagement Lead. Since starting in November she has already run a number of workshops in a number of schools! Her first set were at Ackworth School in West Yorkshire where she worked with over 50 students. The first

Overview – Another Way Another Way is a charity founded by Amy Bray in 2019, when she was 16. We educate and influence those around us, inspiring all to live with kindness towards our planet. Role headlines Our Science Communications Lead plays a key role in ensuring Another Way uses

Power of 10 is proud to collaborate with the Duke of Edinburgh Award to provide students with a unique opportunity to discover their voice in the climate movement. Through a structured journey, participants will engage in events, training sessions, and meaningful opportunities, all designed to empower them as leaders in

This month, Amy spoke at a panel event hosted by the Environmental Funders Network, where participants explored the importance of centralising the voices of youth in the environmental sector. The panelists explored the importance of representation of young people from marginalised backgrounds, how funders can better support young organisers, and

Tell us a bit about yourself. As a Geographer I love the world around me, exploring places and learning about them. I have always worked with young people, sharing my passion for the environment and teaching about the impacts we have on the world. It is important to me that

Approximately 15.8 million pumpkins go to landfill each year… that’s equivalent to 95 million meals! Now that’s as scary as Halloween! Here’s how you can use the whole pumpkin this Halloween.   The Seeds Rinse the orange stuff off the seeds and pat dry with a tea towel. Put the

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