Find out more about our team!
Tell us a bit about yourself. Hi! I’m Abi, I live by the sea in Devon, and love being in and on the sea all year round. I studied MSc Global Sustainability Solutions at Exeter University, and focussed on marine sustainability, ecosystem health around wildlife
Tell us a bit about yourself.Originally, I joined Another Way due to my skills as a filmmaker and spent my first year with the charity working on the Power of Ten film, which was very excitingly released at the Another Way festival in March. Since
I am a theologian, yet my entire professional journey has been predominantly steered towards project management and fundraising. Over the past 15 years, I’ve navigated through both corporate and non-profit sectors across Europe and the MENA region which provided me with continuous travel opportunities, enabling me to explore cultures and live in different countries while meeting amazing people along the way. In addition to project management, I hold certification as a non-formal education trainer at the European level, with a particular emphasis on fostering cooperation and enhancing the capacity of youth organisations.
I’m a zoologist and photographer, currently working towards a PhD in animal behaviour (on a symbiosis between mongooses and warthogs!). I’ve been passionate about wildlife conservation for as long as I can remember, and I’m interested in all aspects of ecology. I love exploring the outdoors, going for long walks, climbing trees, and kayaking and snorkelling the coastlines of where I live in Cornwall.
I’m a recent graduate working in the creative media industry as a videographer and social media manager. After completing my degree, I went travelling, which really opened my eyes to the climate crisis. When there are so many negative headlines, I found myself shutting them out rather than taking action, feeling like nothing I could do would change this. When a friend introduced me to Another Way (a charity who have proved this is definitely not the case) I immediately applied for their social media manager role! It has provided me with the perfect platform to contribute to the journey to a greener future.
I’m a marine biologist, currently studying for a Master’s in Marine Environmental Management at the University of Exeter. I believe very strongly in the need to take action on environmental issues – from waste and pollution to the greatest issue of all: climate change. These aren’t just ‘eco’ problems. Issues like climate change have an enormous impact upon people’s lives, affecting our health, our property and even our financial security. As a result, I’ve spent a lot of my time campaigning and working towards solutions – starting in 2017 with Greenpeace and moving on through a variety of charities before joining Another Way last year!
I’m Chloe, a second year Geography undergraduate at University of Exeter. I am currently studying in Cornwall, but my home is a lot further away in Hertfordshire. I love studying the environment, but I’m also very passionate about languages and actively learn Spanish and Swedish. In my spare time I run the Exeter on Ecosia campaign, a campaign to get our university to switch its default browser to Ecosia, and volunteer weekly at the campus conservation sessions. I love hiking, being in the outdoors, and spending time with my dog.
I am in charge of developing and delivering the Power Of Ten network. This includes developing our suite of resources and social media posts with the help of our wonderful volunteers and liaising with schools and students to deliver focus groups and help inform the development of these resources. Most recently we have been working in collaboration with Etch – our digital consultant – to develop our digital space where The Power Of Ten will come alive.
Another Way, c/o Another Weigh, 3 Brewery Lane, New Squares, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 7BU
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