The Ecologist New Voices

As a college student, I used to pour over the pages of The Ecologist magazine. I loved the way it stood at the interface of environmental science and activism and wasn't at the mercy of advertising which might compromise the message. 

So when I saw a request looking for new writers, I jumped at the call and was thrilled when Editor Susan Clark responded with an offer to join their "New Voices" team

Reading back through The Ecologist's 46 year history makes me even more proud to now call myself a part of their legacy. Through words, they've affected real change and still continue to do so. Former Ecologist Editor Mark Anslow once said "Understanding how climate change is linked to economic growth, population, consumption, and the structure of Western society is something few seem willing to contemplate – The Ecologist's role has always been to point out these links." If you've read any of my blogs, you can see that this could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship! 

Check out my first comment piece: A message to the scientific societies that climate and politics are still at odds, and if they really want to help, polite letter writing simply isn't enough!

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