Jane Goodall, Ph.D., DBE, is founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace. In July 1960, she began her landmark study of chimpanzee behaviour in what is now Tanzania. Her work at Gombe Stream would become the foundation of future primatological research and redefine the relationship between humans and animals. In 1977, Dr.
Andrew McIndoe is Managing Director of Hillier Nurseries and Garden Centres in Hampshire, UK. As designer of the Hillier exhibit at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower for the past 25 years he has upheld the company’s unprecedented record of 66 consecutive gold medals at the show. He is a tutor and blogger at the
Marine biologist, eternal lover of the sea and cetaceans. I have been writing and been involved in communication on the themes of energy and the environment for 15 years, with the objective of making the concept of “living sustainably and reducing environmental impact” accessible to all, especially my children. I am particularly interested in renewables and
Lover of life and hard worker. Eclectic and dynamic, assertive. Passionate about people, sustainable lifestyles and out of the box thinking. I like to get lost in my flows of thought and always get things done! Naturally curious, I LOVE experiencing new things, meeting new and open-minded people and getting out of my comfort zone. I’m an
I’m an enthusiast supply chain professional. I love languages, the tech world and sustainability and how each can actually help the other to improve. The first place I look for in a city is the library, in nature it’s a river. I always strive to understand how other people interpret what we say with our
I was born in Milan but have spent much of my life going back and forth between Italy and Scotland. After having taught English in the small Rwandan village of Nyamyumba, worked at the Kitezh orphan community in Russia and completed an internship at Reuters in Milan I decided to study anthropology at University College
I am a postgraduate student at the Institute of the Americas, University College London. I am fascinated by indigenous rights and social movements in Latin America. My favourite country is undoubtedly Mexico, where I spent year and a half studying, travelling, and discovering alternative ways of life. I love trying new cuisines, dancing, and long
I have been involved in marine science since 2007, first as part of my studies and in recent years as a researcher. My passion has always been the biology and ecology of marine predators, particularly marine mammals. With my work, I hope to shed light on the fascinating life of these magnificent creatures, in order
I work in the field of Responsible Investment and ESG in India working for India’s first active engagement ESG fund called ECube Investment Advisors. I’ve been working in the field of Responsible Investments for over 10 years in organisations like EIRIS, PIRC, UN PRI in London and Aditya Birla Capital in India, after finishing my
I have a Master’s Degree in Sustainability, Environment and Development from the University of Leeds in England, and studied Soil Science at undergraduate level at Bogor Agricultural University in Indonesia. In Indonesia, until recently, I served as a consultant to the Adaptation Marketplace initiative of Indonesia WWF and previously to the Climate Change Unit of
