Eva Stephens
As Sustainable South Brent’s Re-Source Mentor, Eva has a great network to call on for advice and is a passionate compost and recycling advocate. She is able to offer occasional mentoring services, as well as paid Waste Not Want Not workshops demonstrating wax wrap making and training others to make them, as well as upcycling, wormery creation and more.
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Martin Fodder
Martin Fodder is a retired lawyer with a particular interest in environmental law and a wealth of knowledge. He is currently heading up the SusSH Rivers Scrutiny Group.
Louise Wainwright
Louise is the Secretary of South Devon River Champions, a network linking and promoting the community groups in our river catchments. She is also Chair of Avon River Champions partnering with groups in the River Gara and Kingsbridge Salcombe Estuary. Louise is a retired agri-business pioneer in environmentally sensitive farming without chemical pesticides and fertilisers working with farmers in Europe, Africa and South America. Her scientific background and insatiable mission to ‘join the dots’ makes her a capable communicator in the field of wildlife conservation, regenerative farming and river health.
Lynda Kelly
Lynda can bring her range of marketing, communications and business experience to small sustainable businesses starting up.
Mirella Ferraz
The Network of Wellbeing works to connect people, support projects and inspire action. Mirella coordinates the Network of Wellbeing’s Share Shed – Library of Things, a mobile project that offers people in South Devon the opportunity to borrow useful items at a low cost.
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Dave Curno
Dave can offer support with his wide-ranging experience across both marine issues and Ancient & Veteran tree recording.
Stuart Saunders
As a key member of the Sustainable South Brent community composting team, Stuart has a great range of knowledge around composting, developing community projects and supporting soil biodiversity.
Sune Nightingale
Sune is an Energy Local Assessor and a director at Stovesonline. He has also helped to establish new groups in Dittisham, Dartmouth and Kingswear.