Informers

Our ambition is to make our work as public as possible, to create a new bank of imagery and ideas to communicate the challenge of climate change. Meet the network of informers, communicators, journalists, education and media specialists who help us do just that.

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  Author & Journalist

  Alanna Mitchell

  Award-winning investigative journalist with a long-standing interest in issues effecting the environment ›

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  Journalist

  Ben Jervey

  Freelance writer, environmental consultant, and 'ecopreneur' who, over the last decade, has been working towards a more sustainable life in New York ›

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  Writer & Critic

  Beth Kapusta

  Canadian writer and architecture critic with an interest in participatory activism and system change ›

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  Designers

  Bullet Creative

  Independent creative company Bullet design Cape Farewell's publications, materials and award winning websites ›

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  Film Production

  Cactus Three

  Cactus Three produced the film Burning Ice following the 2008 Disko Bay Expedition, which premiered in the USA on Sundance Channel in 2010 ›

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  Archaeologist

  Caroline Wickham-Jones

  Lives in Orkney, where she researches rising sea-levels and the impact of past landscape change on the prehistoric population of the islands ›

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  Chief Policy Advisor, Greenpeace

  Charlie Kronick

  Works in the fields of environment and development at Greenpeace, concentrating on the social component of environmental issues ›

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  Director

  Colin Izod

  Director at Big Heart Media, making broadcast TV and online media for education ›

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  Director of LABORATORIA

  Daria Parkhomenko

  A curator specializing in interdisciplinary art and science interactions and founder of LABORATORIA Art&Science Space in Russia ›

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  Youth Leader

  David Noble

  Consultant, researcher, writer, speaker and youth activist ›

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  Global Islands Network

  Graeme Robertson

  Conducts culturally appropriate, ecologically sound, economically sustainable and socially equitable development on islands worldwide ›

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  Treehugger

  Graham Hill

  Founder of TreeHugger one of the most respected and trafficked environmental sites on the web ›

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  Designer/Producer/Researcher

  Ian Garrett

  Director of the Center for Sustainable Practice in the Arts, and Assistant Professor, Ecological Design for Performance at York University, Toronto ›

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  Researcher & Filmmaker

  Ian Mauro

  Canada Research Chair in human dimensions of environmental change ›

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  Lighthouse Foundation

  Jens Ambsdorf

  Executive Director of the Lighthouse Foundation in Germany, which funds work globally on marine conservation and community based development ›

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  Sailor

  Jo Royle

  Internationally recognised ocean sailing skipper, who has sailed as far north as Iceland and south to the Antarctic ›

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  Geographer

  Libby Straughan

  A geographer currently conducting research into the process of collaboration between artists and scientists ›

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  Media Executive

  Lori Majewski

  Helped relaunch the not-for-profit dosomething.org, that reaches 11.5 million teens, inspiring and empowering them to make positive change in the world ›

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  Camera man

  Matt Wainwright

  A sound recordist, cameraman and stills photographer, Matt's main body of work is television documentary ›

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  Broadcaster & Journalist

  Quentin Cooper

  Science journalist and facilitator, best known as the presenter of BBC Radio 4's Material World ›

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  Forum for the Future

  Sara Parkin

  Founder Director of Forum for the Future, with over 40 years experience campaigning for the environment and sustainable development ›

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  Cleantech Entrepreneur & Advisor

  Tom Rand

  A green entrepreneur, investor, advisor, public speaker, and author. His ambition is to help bring clean technology to life ›