Tell us a bit about yourself. Heya! I’m originally from Hong Kong (see me posing with a mudskipper at a nature reserve), but I moved to the UK to study. I’m now a newly graduated Conservation Biology and Ecology student who wants to make a difference through my love for

What do you do at Another Way?I am Another Way’s Director of Youth Programmes, which means I head up the Power of 10 Programme strategically and innovate new projects under that banner. I manage the Power of 10 Team, deliver training and looking after our impact. A bit about me.I

Tell us a bit about yourself. Hi! I’m Olivia, Another Way’s Digital Communications Lead. I’m originally from Colorado in the US, but moved to the UK two years ago to pursue an MA in Visual Anthropology at the University of Manchester. I’m a filmmaker and photographer with a background in

Tell us a bit about yourself. Being interested in conservation and wildlife has taken me on some adventures. I studied biology at university and as part of that was lucky enough to study leopard ecology for a year in South Africa, while also sharing my bedroom with a snake, which

Tell us a bit about yourself.Originally, I joined Another Way due to my skills as a filmmaker and spent my first year with the charity working on the Power of Ten film, which was very excitingly released at the Another Way festival in March. Since completing the film, I have

I am a theologian, yet my entire professional journey has been predominantly steered towards project management and fundraising. Over the past 15 years, I've navigated through both corporate and non-profit sectors across Europe and the MENA region which provided me with continuous travel opportunities, enabling me to explore cultures and

I’m a zoologist and photographer, currently working towards a PhD in animal behaviour (on a symbiosis between mongooses and warthogs!). I’ve been passionate about wildlife conservation for as long as I can remember, and I’m interested in all aspects of ecology. I love exploring the outdoors, going for long walks,

I'm a marine biologist, currently studying for a Master's in Marine Environmental Management at the University of Exeter. I believe very strongly in the need to take action on environmental issues - from waste and pollution to the greatest issue of all: climate change. These aren't just 'eco' problems. Issues

I am in charge of developing and delivering the Power Of Ten network. This includes developing our suite of resources and social media posts with the help of our wonderful volunteers and liaising with schools and students to deliver focus groups and help inform the development of these resources. Most