Isabel Hilton is a London based writer and broadcaster. She has reported from China, South Asia, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Europe and has written and presented several documentaries for BBC radio and television. She has authored and co-authored several books and holds honorary doctorates from Bradford and Stirling Universities.
Joydeep Gupta is a New Delhi-based journalist and media trainer. He reports on environmental issues including climate change, biodiversity, food and water security, wildlife and pollution.
Liu Jianqiang is a former reporter for Southern Weekend newspaper and one of China’s best known investigative journalists. He has reported extensively on China’s environmental movement and Tibet. He is author of Heavenly Beads: a Tibetan Journey.
Beth Walker is a London-based editor and researcher. She has a BA in Chinese Studies from Oxford University, an MSc in Development Management from the London School of Economics. She has worked in Shanghai, Beijing and for an HIV/AIDS NGO in Yunnan Province.
Olivia Boyd is managing editor at chinadialogue.net, based in London. She has written for a number of other titles, including Chinese newspaper Southern Weekend and business magazine Building, where she was formerly senior reporter. Olivia studied Chinese at Oxford University.
Sam Geall is deputy editor at chinadialogue.net. His writing on Chinese affairs has appeared in international publications including The Guardian, Index on Censorship, and Foreign Policy. He is author of Climate-Change Journalism in China: Opportunities for International Cooperation, published in 2011.
Huang Lushan has a BA in English literature from South-Central University for Nationalities in China, and an MA in Chinese/English translation & interpreting from University of Nottingham. She likes watching football in her local pub, and like many Chinese people, has a particular interest in pandas.Chairman Emeritus of the Forum of Environmental Journalists in India (FEJI) and Founder President of the International Federation of Environmental Journalists (IFEJ).
Freelance journalist and editorial director for Milky Way Press. Formerly, he was a deputy news editor for Thailand’s English daily newspaper The Bangkok Post.
Former Minister of Water Resources and Chair of Nepal Water Conservation Foundation, and currently an academic who studies society-technology-resource base interface using Cultural Theory.
British diplomat for 25 years, now lives and works in India in the private sector and civil society, in particular as the India Adviser for the Confederation of British Industry.
Reader in Politics and Environment at the Department of Geography, King’s College, London.
Freelance writer and sustainability professional based in New Delhi.