Jemima Lovatt (CF 2025) spoke at the UK Environmental Law Association Annual Conference, sharing insights from her Churchill Fellowship research in India and time spent with climate lawyers in Geneva.
By Jemima Lovatt, 2026
Environment and resources
About this theme
This theme covers all aspects of the natural and man-made environment and the resources deriving from it, including environmental development and conservation, sustainability, agriculture, food, climate, and energy. It is one of the eight universal themes which form our grantmaking framework and allow us to address every aspect of society. Fellows’ stories
Kevin Davidson (CF 2024) attended the 2026 Klosters Forum in Switzerland, an invitation-only gathering that brings together artists, environmentalists, educators, philanthropists, investors, policymakers, and systems thinkers to explore solutions to environmental challenges.
By Kevin Davidson, 2026
By Rachael Thomas, 2024
By Ed Hall, 2020
Stefan Edwards (CF 2024) was featured by Vision for Sustainable Events, which highlighted the findings and recommendations from his Churchill Fellowship research into decarbonising event power.
By Stefan Edwards, 2026
Ross Watson (CF 2023) received the Neil Findlay Memorial Award from the Royal Scottish Forestry Society for his article on the management of invasive non-native species, based on research from his Churchill Fellowship.
By Ross Watson, 2026
Stefan Edwards (CF 2024) helped bring the first international nrgmap to Bristol, building on learning and connections from his Churchill Fellowship research in the Netherlands.
By Stefan Edwards, 2026
Bryce Evans (CF 2023), Professor at Liverpool Hope University, was the opening keynote speaker at the FCSI (Foodservice Consultants Society International) Europe, Africa, Middle East annual conference held in Liverpool.
By Bryce Evans, 2026
Bridget Nicholls (CF 2020) premiered Zombie Ant Fungus: The Chemistry of Control at the Royal Institution, a live interdisciplinary production inspired by her Churchill Fellowship travels.
By Bridget Nicholls, 2026
By Niall Miskelly, 2025