Contributors

Mike Taitoko

Program Director, Toha Network, Indigenous Knowledge

Program Director, Toha Network, Indigenous Knowledge

Ming Feng

Senior Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO

Senior Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Dr. Ming Feng is a physical oceanographer from CSIRO and specialised in climate variability and biophysical research. He is a deputy leader of the Integrated Marine Observing System in Western Australia, implements the oceanography observing system to monitor ocean circulation and biogeochemical properties along the Western Australian coastline. Dr Feng is a lead researcher in the Leeuwin Current variability and biophysical processes off the coast of Western Australia. Recently, he has been active in the research areas of decadal climate variations and extreme warming events in the Indo-Pacific Oceans. He has also been involved in research on western rock lobster recruitment and biosecurity research in Western Australia.

Mark Kent Mullinix

Director, Institute for Sustainable Food Systems, Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Director, Institute for Sustainable Food Systems, Kwantlen Polytechnic University I am an agriculturist and academic. I have been in academia as research scientist and professor for 47years. KPU is the 5th university I have worked for. Prior to immigrating to Canada and joining KPU I was Associate Professor and Endowed Joint Chair in Pomology at Washington State University. I have also worked for the University of Missouri, University of Minnesota and University of Kentucky- all are Land Grant universities with 'Colleges (Faculties) of Agriculture'. I have lived in farming communities and worked with farmers the entirety of my career. I also farm having lived and worked on a diverse family farm in Missouri, owning and operating a small pear orchard on the eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountains with my family, and now establishing a small orchard and vineyard on my farm in Sooke, British Columbia. In addition to having earned a PhD in Plant Science from the University of British Columbia in 2004, I also earned a PhD in Agriculture Education (1984), MSc Horticulture (1979) and BSc Agriculture (1976) from the University of Missouri.

Miranda Dziobak

Instructor in Public Health, College of Charleston

Instructor in Public Health, College of Charleston Since 2018, I have been studying chemical exposures in bottlenose dolphins. Recently, I have been interested in exploring microplastic pollution in dolphins and their preferred prey.

M. Angeles Lopez Cabarcos

Profesora del Departamento de Organizaciónd de Empresas. Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, España, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

Profesora del Departamento de Organizaciónd de Empresas. Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, España, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela Professor with Tenure at Santiago de Compostela University - Spain (Department of Business Administration), A Coruña University - Spain, and Universitát Oberta de Catalunya - Spain. Her research interests are focused on different lines of research focused all of them on corporate social responsibility, such as strategic management of human resources, innovation, technology, or natural resources management.

Marta Di Forti

Professor of Drugs, Genes and Psychosis, King's College London

Professor of Drugs, Genes and Psychosis, King's College London I am Professor of Drugs, Genes and Psychosis and Senior MRC Clinician Research Fellow in the Department of Social Genetics and Developmental Psychiatry at the IoPPN, KCL and an Honorary Consultant Adult Psychiatry. I also work as a Consultant Psychiatrist at EI Lambeth Community team, and I lead the only Cannabis Clinic for PsychosisIn 2012,South London and Maudsley NHS and foundation Trust . In 2012, I obtained my PhD on the topic of gene x cannabis use interaction influencing the risk of psychotic disorders. I have written some of the most cited papers in the field of cannabis use and Mental health and together with my research team, I was the first to report that the use of high potency cannabis carries the highest risk for Psychotic Disorders.