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Jo Bradley

Jo lives in Lancashire and works in stormwater management. She has had a long career in all aspects of pollution control and environment protection, but she recognises the risks of climate change and she enjoys supporting 9Trees so that she can contribute to the creation of new broadleaved woodlands that provide safe habitats for many birds and woodland creatures. Find out more at Jo's LinkedIn page.

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Neil Insh

As well as the obvious ecological advantages of planting, Neil is passionate about the lesser known, less acknowledged intangible benefits of trees (for example, socio-cultural, psychosocial, or place theory values). He completed a master's in Forestry at the University of Bangor, Wales, in 2021. As a researcher at 9Trees, Neil wishes to contribute towards their goals in any small way possible, to find solutions towards the climate crisis through trees.

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Lisa Elliott

Lisa works for Cardiff University and originally studied a BSc in Environmental Biology, passionate about the environment, biodiversity and nature, followed with an MSc in Equine Science and works as an independent Equine Nutritionist. Lisa thrives on being busy and loves working for 9trees, helping to reduce carbon footprints and promote biodiversity.

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Bobo Tang

Bobo is a web developer and content creator who is passionate about using her skills to make a positive impact on the environment. She believes that technology could be used to promote sustainability and help create a better world. She wants to apply her skills to help 9Trees promote environmental sustainability and make their website more effective and user-friendly.

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Deep Sachdev

Deep has always believed that data has the power to tell stories that matter, and the environment is one of the most important stories of our time. At 9Trees, Deep started by helping with digital analytics and have since been getting stuck into whatever is most useful, whether that is crunching numbers, building reports or just making sense of the data behind our woodland work.

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