Sarah Joseph is an award-winning filmmaker based in Washington, DC. After earning her BSc in Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology from UC Davis and a PhD in Animal Behavior from […]

Rebecca Leber is a reporter in Mother Jones’ D.C. bureau, where she covers environmental politics and policy. She’s covered climate and energy for The New Republic, Grist, and ThinkProgress, and […]

A seasoned and internationally-recognized litigator, advocate, and author, Rob represents a diverse range of clients on a wide variety of matters involving federal, state, and local environmental laws. For more […]

Producer, Protecting Nature for Good

Paolo Caselli was born in Milan in 1993. After graduating from Art School at Brera, he starts studying Architecture at Politecnico of Milan. In the same years he starts experimenting […]

Neila Manjate is the Livelihoods manager at Gorongosa Restoration Project, where she works to lift people living in rural Mozambique out of poverty. With bachelor’s degree in Statistics, a post- […]

Mama Sol has achieved recognition as a national hip-hop and spoken word artist, transition trainer, humanitarian, breast cancer survivor, publisher, single mother, and “self series” workshop facilitator. Born and raised […]

“I am 27 years old, MBA graduate (done in Zimbabwe) and trained in International Business Management and Controlling (in Finland-Germany) and did my primary and secondary education in Mozambique. I […]

Kenneth “Tuffy” Helgeson is a member of the Assiniboine (Nakoda) Tribe and lives in the Northern Great Plains of Montana. He currently works as the Co-chairman of the Island Mountain […]

Joshua A. Bell is Curator of Globalization at the National Museum of Natural History. Examining shifting local and global networks between people, artifacts, and the environment, Joshua conducts ethnography in […]