People

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.

Edith is an ecologist pursuing a PhD at the University of Tasmania, exploring how species shape our connection to places in the context of environmental change.

Ella Roles grew up with a love of birds, works as a nature and hiking guide, and is the coordinator of the Bruny Island bird festival

Elle is an Australian writer and artist whose passion for healing modalities is deeply rooted in the essential power of nature.

Dr Eric Woehler (OAM) is a seabird and shorebird ecologist based in lutruwita/Tasmania who has been involved in research, management and conservation of birds and their habitats his entire life.

Gus Risberg is a lawyer, outdoors enthusiast and Nature advocate with a passion for the Magic of the Maldives. Gus' page will explore the fragility of the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives.

Helen is a freelance writer and yoga teacher living in Tasmania who writes extensively on plants, gardening, rewilding, nature, travel, yoga/spirituality, and peace.

Hermz Gacho is a leader in Citizen Science and a passionate educator who has worked with several NGOs for nature conservation in the Visayan region.

Iss Bautista, an Aklan-born poet, nature writer, and documentarian of the natural world's wonders.

Jackson Groves is an Australian adventure traveler who has been on the road for eight years now.

James Bunker is a conservationist and Vice President of the Bruny Island Environment Network.

I am a member of Friends of North Bruny and love this special Island we call home.