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Stuart Dunning
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I’m a geographer looking at hazard and risk from landslides, glacial lake outburst floods. I often carry out this work in glaciated regions and high mountains and it involves monitoring, modelling, mapping and putting numbers on ‘How big? How often?’ and ‘What do we do about it?’
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Sam Inglis
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Sam Gandhi
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I map features of interest to understand where they are, or how their location changes following a significant event such as a hurricane.
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Rebecca Brett
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I coordinate a climate action project which supports children, young people and families to reconnect with nature and take positive climate action.
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Rachael Sparrow
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Oli Burns
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I work for the Environment Agency. We are responsible for managing flood risk and protecting the natural environment in England. I use my knowledge of geomorphology to advise on conservation and restoration of habitats, and how to manage hazard risk in areas threatened by pressures like flooding and coastal erosion.
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Oenone Chadburn
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I currently work for HelpAge International, co-ordinating organisations across the world who care about the issues of older people. I also work on making sure there is enough funding available to support communities in poverty across the world when a disaster strikes.
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Nish Halwyn
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Nicole Barber
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In my work I am researching methods to create nano (very small!) platinum structures. These are used in fuel cells, which use hydrogen and oxygen to create electricity, to make reactions happen faster. This is important research because it allows us to create electricity without burning fossil fuels and can reduce the impact of climate change.
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Morgan Commins
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Milly Bell
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I am a science communications professional working for the Centre for Forest Protection, a Defra-funded research collaboration between Forest Research and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
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Mike Williamson
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Megan Donald
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I research the jobs in Scotland’s countryside and help to get people more skilled in land-based work.
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Max Edgington
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Mark Stileman
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Lucy Clarke
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Louise Thurston
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I am researching how microplastics (smaller than 5mm!) impact river environments in the UK. Also, I’m researching how microplastics can carry other pollutants on them, like pharmaceuticals, and what happens when they are eaten by aquatic animals.
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Loretta-Ann Jilks
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I reconstruct past environments of the Bolivian Amazon in order to understand how the actions of humans have influenced the surrounding environment. I do this using a variety of methods, include pollen, charcoal, and diatoms.
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Lizzy Miller
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I help the Environment Agency manage change and support people through it, including work linked to incident response. I also co chair a Neurodiversity Network that supports staff across DEFRA.
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Lizzie Augarde
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I am a Lead Analyst at Public Health Wales, using data analysis and data science to understand and improve population health and reduce inequalities
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Liz Barron-Majerik
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I work for Lantra, where we work to help make sure that when people are considering careers, that they know about all the nature based options, that our businesses know how to find the best people, and that all the courses suit the needs of the sector.
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Lauren Rawlins
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I am a researcher that uses satellite imagery and drones to look at how Himalayan glaciers are changing with climate change, in particular glacial lakes and the hazards they pose to downstream communities
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Lara Hillyard
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I am a data scientist working for Natural England. I make maps that help us to understand nature and greenspaces across the country.
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Kirsty Thomson
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Kerri Cheek
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Kelvin Rose
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I look after the design and construction of water treatment works, sewage treatment works and water pipelines.
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Kate Edwards
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As a Geographer working in video games, I pioneered the practice of “culturalization”, effectively helping game creators navigate complex cultural and geopolitical issues to maximize the global reach of their games. This focus includes the content in the game worlds themselves, as well as how that content may be perceived across various cultures.
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Jonny Riggall
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Jonathan Raper
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Jessica Flack
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Researching carbon to predict how much we can store to reduce climate change.
Advising farmers on how to manage their land in more environmentally friendly ways and get paid by the government to do it.Latest Question:
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Jemima Letts
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As Forestry Manager, I oversee all the trees and woodlands on the Chatsworth Estate. This includes producing timber and firewood, completing tree safety inspections, tree planting and lots more!
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James Ward
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My work involves surveying the built environment. I use survey tools to update and revise large scale mapping data, namely geospatial data. This data is then published and forms a small content of GB’s map.
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Jacquelyn Hide
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I work on biodiversity and habitat mapping using QGIS, creating spatial maps of wildflower zones and supporting staff engagement through events like butterfly monitoring. I also look into waste streams, carbon data, and environmental management, and I’m developing a sustainability tool to help labs become more eco‑friendly.
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Hayley Jenkins-Jones
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I am employed by the Environment Agency as a Senior Officer working hard to protect the environment.
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Hannah Gow
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Geospatial scientist/geologist who loves data💻, maps🗺️ and rocks🪨
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Hannah Book
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George Foden
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I am a post-doctoral researcher studying the links between humanitarian interventions and long-term community resilience.
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Franziska Paul
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I am a Lecturer in Political Economy at the University of Glasgow where I do social science research 🧐 and I also teach students 👩🏫.
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Ellie Mackay
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Elizabeth Storer
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Dan Hill
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Craig Andrew Walker
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Alex Cartwright
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I work for the Natural Hazards Commission, New Zealand’s public insurer for natural hazards. We help to reduce the impacts of natural hazards… Earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, floods, tsunamis…
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Brian Vinall
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I am an Operations Manager in the Environment Agency. Currently im working on the EA Incident Management process.
My usual job is leading Operations in the Flood Forecasting Centre.
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Andrew Robinson
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Alison Gardner
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Alice Jones
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I study how trees are adapted to survive in extreme environments.
Status: Totally over-excited
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Alex Bartle
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I work as a flood risk advisor for the Environment Agency.
I support the delivery of flood reduction schemes, natural flood management and engagement with communities of flood risk.
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Alexander Treliving
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I work with geographic data to make sure every place and property has an accurate name, address and location, so we can all find our way around – without address data, we’d be lost…literally!
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Alan Jones
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Every day working with the Environment Agency is different. One day I may be giving a talk to members of public about an environmental topic or to farmers about some new regulations or I may be taking water samples or attending an environmental pollution incident with the local Fire and Rescue Service. I use my mapping skills to help others understand an issue and I may use satellite images to locate fields which may be taking too much water when the area may be in drought. I do a lot of analysing of water samples which I may take or which may have come back from our laboratory.
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