Bobbi Benjamin-Wand was a London Wildlife Trust Keeping it Wild trainee and youth board member. After completing her traineeship she held a position as a ranger at Walthamstow Wetlands before returning to the Youth Programmes team as a Youth Delivery Officer. She has a passion for connecting young people from backgrounds typically underrepresented in the sector to wildlife and loves learning about the positive impacts nature can have on young people’s mental health and wellbeing.

Fiona McGain has a background in teaching but wanted to combine her passion of working with young people and her love of nature. She first got involved with London Wildlife Trust as a volunteer before joining the team full time as an Outdoor Learning Officer. Getting young people from a wide variety of backgrounds engaged with and excited about nature is her favourite part of the job. Fiona loves learning about all the invertebrate life found in London and the important ecosystem roles they play.

Heather Lynch is the Head of Impact and Sustainability for Oddbox and leads their work to drive more action on food waste and to raise awareness of the impact of food waste on the planet and works to embed impact across the business to do good for people and the planet. Oddbox is a UK fruit and vegetable box that tackles food waste. They rescue odd and surplus produce that was at risk of going to waste and deliver it to people’s homes.