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Vicki Liu
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Vanessa Pilley
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After graduating with an MSc in Disaster Management and a BSc in Geology & Geography. I started out my career in the Ministry of Defence, working mainly on nuclear  projects. I then moved to Defra, as a Geography Evidence Adviser, where I promoted and advised on the use of geography across Government. I also managed Defra’s climate research programme. I subsequently undertook a 4year secondment, working an EU Cohesion Policy. In 2020, I returned to Defra’s Chief Scientific Adviser’s Office Futures team, where I lead on emergent, systematic, and extreme risk & resilience issues. I am a chartered geographer, and am active in my local Parish on green issues. I also run a Not-for-Profit organisation, delivering risk awareness resources to developing communities.
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Tom Moir
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I help lead teams of surveyors and drone pilots who map Britain’s buildings, roads, and landscapes. Our work helps keep national maps accurate so emergency services, councils, and businesses can find the right places quickly when it really matters.
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Stuart Dunning
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Simon Ross
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I have worked with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for mapmaking and location analysis my entire career and now lead a team of 50 consultants that help our customers with managing their geographic mapping data.
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Scott Griffiths
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I manage the Geoscience team at Kraken Robotics. We use sound waves to detect buried offshore wind farm cables, unexploded bombs and buried boulders.
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Samuel Hollowood
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Sam Inglis
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Sam Gandhi
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Rebecca Brett
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Rachael Sparrow
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Orenaike Oluwatosin
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I work for the United Nations helping people who have to move because of disasters, conflicts, or emergencies. I use maps and data to figure out where help is needed most and how to get it to people quickly.
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Niki Alsford
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I study how people and places are connected, especially on islands. My work looks at how communities live with nature and adapt to 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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Mike Dalton
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Micaela Mancini
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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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Louise Thurston
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I am researching how microplastics (smaller than 5mm!) impact river environments in the UK.
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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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Lokesh Jain
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I use computers to understand how quickly icebergs around Greenland will melt in the future. This helps us understand how quickly sea levels will rise. 🧊
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Lizzy Miller
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Lizzie Augarde
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Lead Analyst at Public Health Wales
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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.Â
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Liam Herringshaw
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I study fossils. I am especially interested in fossils made by creatures that burrowed in the sea bed, and how they have changed over time.
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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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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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Keith Thomas
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I run my own consultancy business supporting local people to enhance town centres and help businesses grow and employ more people.
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Jon Peatman
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Jonny Riggall
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Jonathan Raper
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Jemima Letts
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James Ward
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James Norris
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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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Georgia Lambert
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I study a type of insect called a burying beetle. They have really pretty dark orange and black wing cases and are common in the UK so there could be some hiding in your garden right now!
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Ellie Mackay
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Elizabeth Storer
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David Haro Monteagudo
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I use data from rivers, weather stations, and satellites—plus computer models—to help plan who gets water, when, and how much. My research supports fair water allocation, smarter reservoir operation, and drought preparedness so that towns, farms, and nature have enough water even as climate changes.
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Craig Andrew Walker
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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.
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Alex Bartle
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Alexander Treliving
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As a Local Land & Property Gazetteer (LLPG) Officer, I manage a geographical database of addresses, called a gazetteer.
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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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