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SPECIALIST ADVISORS
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Dee Christensen studied Environmental Sciences at London University and has spent the past 20 years working for a wide range of environment organisations and initiatives, such as BTCV and the Nature Coast Project. Her work has also included setting up community volunteer wardening schemes, managing community grant schemes, setting up conservation groups and writing site management plans. Dee is particularly interested in community learning and the role of the natural environment in social wellbeing. She is co-founder of Engauge with John Hoyland and continues to play an active part in the strategic development of this initiative. |
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Dr. Jonathan Hare is a freelance science communicator. His Phd work led him to a method of making the football molecule C60, Buckminsterfullerene. He has work as a 'Time Lord' at the Natural Physical Laboratory working with atomic clocks as well as with British Gas developing a gas powered car. He has been fortunate to be part of all the BBC/OU 'Rough Science' and 'Hollywood Science' teams. He is currently a visiting research fellow at Sussex University where he runs the Create Science Centre. |
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Mary Spink is both a professional actress and an experienced children’s workshop facilitator and drama teacher, working with pupils from four to 16 years of age. She is currently Head of Drama at St. Aubyn’s School in Rottingdean and has worked with a number of local theatre companies, including Rainbow Theatre and Earwig Productions in the past. Mary is passionate about devising techniques that encourage holistic wellbeing in young and old alike and is currently working for Planet Theatre as a Theatre in Education advisor. . |
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Nick Brice is principal consultant and partner of Global People and organisation development consulting firm, TMI. He is also Artistic Director of White Room Theatre in Brighton. Nick will be working with Ann Feloy and Planet Theatre to create dynamic and exciting workshops to help people and organisations explore new ways of making positive contributions to their own and each other’s' lives. |
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Rachel Hannah graduated from the University of Westminster after gaining a degree in Film and Television Production. She has worked on numerous film projects, from shorts to feature films, filmed on different formats and with varying numbers of cast and crew. Her involvement with Planet Theatre is to help pupils make a record of their sustainability work within their own school environment and the wider community.
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