After working in The City and on Wall Street in the 1980s and for the Commission of the EU in Brussels in the 1990s, William Lana co-founded and is the CEO of the organic textile company Greenfibres.

He sits on a number of the Boards of organisations aimed at finding environmental and social solutions to the challenges and opportunities we currently face and is currently Chair of Sharpham Trust. He’s also got a license to grow hemp and is a printmaker.

Pamela is a documentary photographer and explorer from Mexico, who has built a body of visual work and organizations around climate justice and gender equality, including Climate Words and Latinas for Climate.

She has integrated design thinking from her product design education at Parsons School of Design, and creative journalism from her MA Photojournalism at UAL: LCC, to synthesize compelling stories from the frontlines and encourage climate optimism in others.

PhD Candidate at UCL focused on Human Behavioural Ecology | Founder of the British Ecological Society's REED Ecological Network | Professional Photographer

“An inquisitive and ambitious forward thinking PhD student at UCL, I regularly use my skills as a scientist to adapt easily in pressurised environments and to solve complex and novel problems. My involvement in founding and chairing the REED Ecological Network, STEM outreach programmes and consultation work has expanded my interpersonal and communication skills. Besides academia, I am an accomplished professional photographer which has allowed me to enhance my creativity and self-motivation.”

Marie has worked in the advertising and design sector for the past 10 years, collaborating with creatives, studios and agencies including Jones Knowles Ritchie, Wieden+Kennedy and Iris London to develop and nurture the next generation of creative talent.

Alongside her work at D&AD and as Co-Founder of Land Art Agency, Marie has also worked for a number of higher education institutions delivering educational resources and sustainable consultancy for the likes of London College of Communication and University of Huddersfield. She is also an advisory board member for UAL's Creative Shift, which believes in shaping diversity and equity in the creative industries and aims to empower University of the Arts London students who are least represented in the creative sector.

Zanagee Artis is a founding member and executive director of Zero Hour and has worked in the youth climate movement advocating for the need to transition away from fossil fuels.

At NRDC, Artis focuses on limiting new fossil fuel leasing and development on public lands and waters. He is outspoken about the climate crisis and was a co-host on a podcast for children about climate justice and co-authored A Kids Book About Climate Change. Prior to joining NRDC, Artis worked for Goldman Sachs in their financial crimes division. He holds a bachelor's degree in political science and environmental studies from Brown University. Artis is based in Washington, D.C.

As creator of Land Agency & Collective, Elizabeth has supported artists and organisations at every stage of their offerings to confidently and abundantly share their restorative gifts with the world. She has developed international projects in the creative industry in various capacities, from arts festival director, to production & project managing, alongside digital media marketing & communications development; working with associations such as D&AD, Reuters, The Times & The Sunday Times, Photo London, Tate, Suara Festival and White Cube and for private clients such as Sam Lee and Wild Wise.

Elizabeth has been a visiting Lecturer at universities across the UK, including Slade University, Falmouth University & Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts facilitating education to restore the Earth through the Arts.