People

Brett Fenton is the Chief Operations Officer at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science

Research Field Technician for the CSRIO and volunteer for the Search and Rescue Tasmania.

Cally is a environmental scientist with a passion for nature and all things outdoors. She is a wildlife carer and photographer based in the Pilbara WA.

Cat is a nature guide who lives on Bruny Island and is a specialist bird and ecology guide with Inala Nature Tours.

Dr Catherine Young is an expert in bird ecology who works in bird research, on the project to eradicate feral cats from Bruny Island, with NRM south and as a nature guide.

Christine Milne is a lifelong environmental advocate, born and raised on the northwest coast of Tasmania. Her advocacy has mainly taken place through politics, but in association with many campaigns and NGOs. Christine became the first woman to lead a...

Claire is a Bruny Island teacher who has been educating in, about and for the environment for over 20 years. Claire currently runs Bush LIL, is helping establish an outdoor classroom, and coordinates the Bruny kids webpage project.

Claire is passionate about creating meaningful experiences through filmmaking and photography, community involvement, and her work at Inala.

Dan Broun is an experienced photo-journalist and passionate advocate for wild nature

Bruny Island resident for 20 years, and enthusiastic naturalist

David Quimpo has served as a conservation specialist for the Haribon Foundation since 2012. In this role, he helps draft policies at both local and national levels and trains community-based forest protection teams.

David Day is on the Executive Committee for the South Hobart Progress Association.