Nature and Environment Panel

Join Bella Lack – a leading voice in the next generation of environmentalists (ambassador for both the Born Free Foundation and the Jane Goodall Foundation) and writer and freelance conservationist, Tom Moorhouse, in conversation with the CEO of Staffordshire Wildlife Trust, Julian Woolford, for a fascinating discussion on all things environmental, and, in particular their own new releases Children of the Anthropocene and Ghosts in the Hedgerow.

Bella Lack is a conservationist, environmental activist and author of Children of the Anthropocene. She is an ambassador for the Born Free Foundation, STAE, RSPCE and the Jane Goodall Institute. Bella spoke at Chris Packham’s The People’s Walk for Wildlife, the Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference in 2018 and she has delivered a TEDx talk in Brighton in 2019.

Tom Moorhouse is a conservation research scientist who has worked for twenty years at the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, part of Oxford University’s Zoology Department. His work has focussed on the conservation ecology of water voles, the management of signal crayfish, hedgehog conservation and the impacts of wildlife tourism. He is the author of the Elegy for a River and Ghosts in the Hedgerow, A Hedgehog Whodunnit…!

Julian Woolford is the CEO of Staffordshire Wildlife Trust, which this event is in partnership with.