Stories

Jane Burn is an independent scholar and hybrid practitioner. Existence at intersections between creativity and disability have drawn her into myriad approaches to the gathering and creative presentation of research.

Branwell Roberts is a poet and PhD candidate at the University of Tasmania. For their thesis they are producing a collection of poems about Antarctic history.

Pluto Liu is a PhD student in marine science at the University of Otago. They are using genomic methods to study the connectivity of kelp populations around the Southern Ocean, and modelling if they will reach Antarctica in the warming future.

Alina Botezatu is a postgraduate researcher based at the University of Stirling, working at the intersection of critical heritage and museum studies. Her PhD project is focused on the Trinity House of Leith in collaboration with Historic Scotland.

Annie Rapstoff is a visual artist living in Oxfordshire. She is interested in responding to place and explores interrelationships with other beings, including animals, plants, trees and rocks. Annie works with performance, text, voice, video and stitch.

Jane Thomas is a writer, poet, and creative health advocate exploring the intersection of nature, grief and human experience. Her work often focuses on how environmental and personal landscapes shape one another, particularly in times of change.

Rebecca Frik is studying an MSc in Biodiversity, Conservation and Management at the University of Oxford (UK). She holds a BA in Spanish, Philosophy and Earth Sciences from the University of Wuppertal (Germany).

Taugul born and London based, Olga Mun is a co-convenor of the Climate Change Education Reading Group at the Department of Education at the University of Oxford.