Managing Team
Daisy Bressington ​
Head Editor
Daisy Bressington is currently working on a DPhil in Environmental History, researching the conceptualisation and implementation of agricultural reform schemes in twentieth-century Tanzania, highlighting a consistent lack of effective environmental consideration in modern development planning. She has a master's in the History of Political Thought and is especially interested in the politicisation of environmental thinking and sustainability
Kelsey Monteith​
Head Editor
Kelsey Monteith is a DPhil student in Geography who works with nomadic peoples, specifically Gypsies and Travellers in the United Kingdom - a misunderstood, marginalised, and misrepresented ethnic minority group. Her research explores alternative understandings of place, landscape, and home for Gypsies and Travellers, focusing on movement and the cultural importance of horses in practices of home making, and how political persecution is threatening Gypsy-Traveller life. She also completed her BA in Geography and MSc in Nature, Society and Environmental Governance at the Oxford School of Geography and the Environment.
Emma Schneck​
Head Editor
Emma Schneck is a recent graduate of the MSc in Nature, Society, and Environmental Governance at the Oxford School of Geography and the Environment. Growing up on the island of Kauai, Hawai’i sparked her interest in the intersections of environment, politics, migration, and climate justice. After graduating from Trinity College with a degree in Political Science, she moved to Morocco where she worked in eco-travel and assisted on a documentary focusing on climate change migration in the Sahara. Currently, she is researching coastal conservation and its impacts on island communities.
Sam Burry
Business Editor
Sam Burry is a second year PhD candidate in Politics at Oxford. His research centres on theories of protest, civil rights, and legal obligation in the United States from the 1960s onwards, with a particular focus on the life, works, and influence of Derrick Bell. He has concomitant interests in the intellectual development of theories of environmental protest and activism, as well as the political economy of law.
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Prior to Oxford, he completed an MPhil in Political Thought and Intellectual History and a BA in History and Politics at Cambridge, where he graduated with a starred first (first-class honours with distinction) and was awarded the University’s History and Politics Prize for best overall performance.
Social Media Editor
Anja Rossmanith
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Line Editors
Aysha Emmerson
Carmen Le
Emma Burnett
Erin Rugland
Eve Fraser
Greta Markey
Jonny Turnbull
Karen Fonstad
Lauren Chang
Natasha Jopson
Riley Mayes
Rose Amey
Sophie McSherry
Tanvi Dutta Gupta
Victor Laroussinie-Passaret
Karolina Uskakovych
Art Director
​Karolina Uskakovych is a designer, artist, and filmmaker from Kyiv, Ukraine. She is a co-founder of the Uzvar_Collective and Art Director for the magazine Anthroposphere: The Oxford Climate Review. She is also artist-in-residence at Re(Grounding) programme as well as the Digital Ecologies research group. Her current research explores traditional ecological knowledge in relation to gardening in Ukraine.