Sammy Witchalls, Author at Earth.Org

Sammy Witchalls

Sammy Witchalls has a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science after studying at Lancaster University, UK and Monash University, Australia. Having previously worked for the Carbon Disclosure Project he is now working as an Urban Ranger where he restores river valleys in Manchester, UK. His main area of interest lies in exploring the intrinsic and instrumental value that nature possesses.

Latest Articles from Sammy Witchalls

Sustainable Diet: How to Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Your Food

Climate Change Solutions

Sustainable Diet: How to Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Your Food

Oct 3rd 20228 mins

What a Global Water Shortage Would Mean for Living Things on Earth

Biodiversity Conservation

What a Global Water Shortage Would Mean for Living Things on Earth

Aug 11th 20226 mins

Carbon Offset Schemes Only Make Sense With Mixed-Species Forests

Biodiversity Climate Change Pollution

Carbon Offset Schemes Only Make Sense With Mixed-Species Forests

Jun 22nd 20224 mins

How Important Is Eating Locally When Aiming for a Low Emission Diet?

Climate Change Solutions

How Important Is Eating Locally When Aiming for a Low Emission Diet?

Apr 26th 20223 mins

The Environmental Problems Caused by Mining

Pollution

The Environmental Problems Caused by Mining

Apr 3rd 20226 mins

How Does Acid Rain Affect the Environment

Climate Change Pollution

How Does Acid Rain Affect the Environment

Mar 27th 20225 mins

Biodiversity

How Could the Loss of Biodiversity Affect Humans?

Nov 22nd 20214 mins

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