Managing Team
Lauren Chang
Head Editor
Lauren Chang is a DPhil student in Geography interested in the relationship between technology, senses, and the more-than-human, particularly in the contexts of scientific study and wildlife conservation. She currently works with biologists to explore how scientific study is revealing the vibrational worlds of animals and how these worlds are shaped by human-generated vibrations.
In previous research, Lauren has worked with Iberian lynx conservationists and Canadian zookeepers during the pandemic. She holds an MPhil in Anthropocene Studies from the University of Cambridge and a BA in Anthropology from the University of Guelph.
Kelsey Monteith
Head Editor
Kelsey is a DPhil student who works with Gypsies and Travellers in the United Kingdom. Her research is focused on understanding what 'home' means for Gypsies and Travellers, and how these understandings are (mis)understood, threatened, and even destroyed by societal, legal, and political persecution. She has previously worked with other nomadic groups, including horse trainers in Mongolia.
She completed her BA in Geography and MSc in Nature, Society and Environmental Governance at the Oxford School of Geography and the Environment.
Annika Bowman
Head Editor
Annika Bowman is a DPhil student and writer interested in how people live with, make sense of, and respond to environmental loss. She holds an MSc in Nature, Society and Environmental Governance from Oxford and a BA in Environmental Studies from Dartmouth College.
Nick Sidwell
Business & Outreach Director
Nick Sidwell is a DPhil student in Geography interested in ‘nature tech’. His research explores the emergence of environmental DNA (eDNA) in England and its influence on human-nature relations. He holds an MSc in Environmental Politics and Management from the University of Bristol, an MA in Publishing Studies from City University, London, and a BA in English Literature from Durham University.