Dr. Bridget Bradley is a social anthropologist and Lecturer at the University Of St Andrews. Her current research draws on her interest in mental health and community activism and focuses on experiences of ecoanxiety with climate activists and their families in Britain.

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Dr. Andrea Burke is a geochemist, paleoclimatologist, and Senior Lecturer at the University of St Andrews. Her research focuses on the forcings and mechanisms of natural climate and carbon cycle change through geochemical records of past climatic events.

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Dr. Stephanie O'Rourke is an art historian and Senior Lecturer at the University of St Andrews. Her current research project examines the way the European visual artists of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries depicted landscapes and, through them, the changing attitudes about the natural world.

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Dr. Althea Davies is a paleoecologist and Senior Lecturer at the University of St Andrews. Her research considers long-term human-environmental interactions, including the effects of prehistoric climate change on land use in the Scottish Highlands.

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Dr. James Rae is an earth scientist and Reader at the University Of St Andrews. His research investigates Earth's past climate history using geochemical measurements on archives including sediments, fossils and ice cores.

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