Author Archives: eavbrennan

The volcanic mountains of East Java have a diverse range of ecosystems and cultures. Outside the city of Malang, lies the Bromo-Semuru National Park which is managed by local villagers and the Indonesian Ministry of Environment. The National Park hosts an extraordinary range of life. The high altitude and volcanic activity creates both a coolContinue reading “The food forest: A bridge between agriculture and conservation”

This is a piece I wrote in 2017 when I was writing up my Masters Research in marine debris When I say “I’m doing my dissertation in marine debris – I study the plastic in the ocean” a pretty common response is “Why don’t you give up? There’s no point trying to fix something thatContinue reading “Active hope in a Plastic Era”