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Dr Ciaran Mundy
Ciaran (BSc, Hons; PhD) trained originally as a research scientist in the filed of soil ecology. He also works to develop community responses to climate change and peak oil in his home town of Bristol and with other environmental charities. Ciaran has been a lifelong supporter of many campaigns. As a biologist, he oversees the validity of all the projects undertaken and ensures a high level of competence of those working for or commissioned by the Trust. |
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Dominic Neate
Dominic (BSc, Hons) is a long time benefactor and voluntary worker for various environmental and animal welfare groups. Dominic has a BSc in applied physics and now works as an independent entrepreneur for commercial companies and charities in the UK. Dominic takes an active role in developing funding intiatives for One World Wildlife and has overall perspective on the strategy of the Trust and how it may best meet its stated aims. |
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Jules Peck
Jules (BSc, Hons; MSc) is a recognised authority in the field of sustainability and the impact of corporate policy on the environment. He has 15 years of experience as an environmental consultant in the corporate world and government institutions. Jules helped develop the concept of the Happy Planet Index whilst at WWF. He is currently authoring an online book, "Citizens Renaissance", examining the societal shifts needed to deliver sustainable civilisations. With a strong passion for the natural world, Jules has dedicated his life to finding proactive solutions to some of the greatest challenges we face. His approach is informed and practical and realistically ambitious. Jules's role in the Tust is to help formulate strategy, oversee the impact of the Trust's activities and advise on the likely success of particular projects. |
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Rose Langley
Rose has been at One World Wildlife since 2007. She is in charge of our fundraising and marketing and has big plans for the future of the charity. Before coming to OWW she worked in event management and studied art. Rose is passionate about educating people, young and old, on how to live responsibly and sustainably particularly within their local communities. |
