Team

Ben has been working in sustainability for 20 years, starting out with a rapping robot to teach primary school children about recycling and working up to supporting the implementation of sustainability on globally leading exemplars such as Villages Nature, Singita and Zibi. Ben has chosen from an apple tree he planted 20 years ago, reminding him of the need to take a long view, as well as the benefits as a local healthy diet.

Rajat is a software architect and a post graduate in computer science.He has opted for a plant to represent sustainability because he always believes that Plants helps in sustaining life on this planet by releasing oxygen into the atmosphere, absorb carbon dioxide, provide habitat and food for wildlife and humans, and regulate the water cycle.

I am a software developer. I choose this picture with a dog to represent sustainability because for me sustainability means a world where every living being lives in harmony. It’s a mindset and compassion for the people who will inherit our mess and creating a healthy environment for everyone by not using products that are harmful. It includes small random details of how we live our lives.

Maresce is a Masters in Town and Regional Planning graduate. She’s worked on sustainability projects in local government and non-profit organisations for over five years. Maresce has chosen her secateurs to represent the power of food gardening at home. It minimises your carbon footprint on food, uses very little resources and generally just makes you feel good!.

Niamh is a recent Anthropology graduate from Goldsmiths, University of London. Niamh has chosen her bike to represent sustainability because cycling produces zero emissions and contributes to a healthy lifestyle! Niamh bought her bike second hand to reduce waste and challenge overconsumption.

Priyanka is a computer scientist and engineering graduate aiming to fulfill the requirements of our society from a technical aspect. She has opted for a plant planted in an earthen pot to give two messages that are either we say no to plastics or reuse them as far as possible. Also, we get so much from plants. So why not plant more to replenish the environment and do our little bit to give back to mother earth.

I am a Professional IT Software developer, and I choose Water to represent sustainability, I always believe that one should be secure a lot towards the water by not wasting it or reusing your waste water for your gardens or plants around, or always use your tap water wisely. I always believe that effort done by the individual is what matters a lot.

Gaurav practised clinical medicine for six years, has co-developed and operated primary care services, led six quality-improvement projects within the NHS and is a published researcher. Gaurav has expertise in Public Health and is focussing his efforts on finding solutions to the climate crisis by taking an epidemiological approach. He believes that the impact on health outcomes is one of the biggest platforms upon which to justify urgent climate action.

Jothinayagan is a professional software engineer and post graduate in Computer Science. He chose wildlife to represent sustainability. He strongly claims that our mother earth is not only for human beings but for all our buddies. It is every human being's responsibility that we should protect our precious wildlife pals from extinction and provide a comfortable habitat for them and regulate the life cycles of all living beings.