Tell us a bit about yourself.
I’ve always been fascinated by the earth and environment, with my main focus being improving environmental education and communication. Last summer, I graduated with a BSc in Environmental Science from the University of Birmingham, and I’m currently taking a year out to work with multiple environmental charities, before doing my masters next academic year! In my spare time I love to read, watch films, go on hikes and walks along the sea, cooking, and playing the saxophone.
What do you enjoy most about working for Another Way?
I really like how supportive the team is, so even if some of the work may be remote, it still feels like there’s a community.
Which environmental topics are you most excited about?
There are so many, but for me, nature-based solutions to climate change, circular economy innovations, and climate justice and community resilience are some that I’m super enthusiastic about.
What are some small steps you take to create a more sustainable lifestyle for yourself?
I really try to be careful with how much I buy/consume, by instead borrowing from others or being creative and challenging myself to learn how to make what I need. I was given a sewing machine for Christmas so learning how to sew has been my latest project!
Leave us with a small piece of positive news you’ve heard this week!
How coral reef “fertility clinics”, which are designed to assist in the reproduction and restoration of coral reefs, can improve the reefs fertility and survival rates!
