
Charlotte is a Geography student at Queen's University Belfast, specialising in environmental change and geoscience.
Passionate about physical geography and travel, she enjoys exploring new destinations, applying her knowledge of natural landscapes, and understanding how environmental processes shape different regions around the world, both physically and socially.
A powerful account of one couple’s struggle to rebuild after catastrophic flooding and the silence that followed ‘Limbo’, created by…
Action Against Hunger’s Boolo Xeex Xibon Project is helping local Senegalese communities to thrive In northern Senegal, child malnutrition has…
Sharks are making a comeback, and we need to learn to live with them Living with Sharks in the Bahamas…
The story of Haruku Island’s traditional nature protectors and their quest to protect fragile ecosystems Kewang: Nature’s Ancient Guardians is…
Exploring the lives of manta rays in the Caribbean and the people working to protect them ‘Mantas of the Mexican…
Linda’s story of violence, cruelty and exploitation spans more than 20 years. In a powerful short film, she bravely shares…
One year later, actor and animal activist Peter Egan returns to the brick kilns of Egypt with Safe Haven for…
So-called heat wave ‘hotspots’ are on the rise across the world and are having deadly impacts – but where exactly are…
Mangroves are vital ecosystems for our planet – uncover exactly where they are most threatened in the world, and why…
Discover the reality of life on Earth with a melted Arctic – which could be coming sooner than you think…
Discover more about the Sun’s solar cycle and how it impacts us here on Earth – from increased auroras to…
Explore the meaning of key climate acronyms and terms that will help you understand the discussions coming out of COP29…