Fiona Stainer
(she/her)
Why the picture.
I’m down by the river Avon in Saltford, a village between Bristol and Bath. I spent a lot of time here during lockdown, and I’m very grateful that I had such a beautiful place to walk to when our worlds shrunk. Lately, we’ve all appreciated more than ever that getting outside is integral to mental and physical wellbeing, but consecutive lockdowns have also emphasised that access to nature is by no means equal. It’s so important on so many levels that we work to rectify this, and I’m delighted to be part of an organisation committed to putting the natural world at the forefront of the agenda.
What I believe in.
I believe in environmental justice: if we aren’t working for a better future for everyone, then we aren’t working for a better future at all.
Why I do what I do.
I love telling stories that educate and inspire people to mobilise to combat the environmental crisis. I want to help people realise that they have the power and the tools with which to fight for a better world. I am motivated by the possibility of a future that is equitable for all, and I want to communicate that potential to others in the work I do.
What I do at Greenhouse.
I work within the behaviour change team, telling the stories of consumer brands who are putting the environment at the centre of their mission.