Poet and environmental humanities scholar, Dr Yvonne Reddick, holds an AHRC Leadership Fellowship. Her work has appeared in The Guardian Review, Poetry Review and the New Statesman, and been broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and BBC North West Tonight. She is the recipient of awards from New Writing North, the Poetry Society and Creative Futures. Her publications include Ted Hughes: Environmentalist and Ecopoet and Magma: The Anthropocene Issue (as editor). She is a book critic for the Times Literary Supplement. Her debut collection Burning Season will be published by Bloodaxe in 2023. For her AHRC project, she has enjoyed collaborating with poets, artists and geologists, researching Seamus Heaney’s support for conservation issues, and helping people to write and plant poems on wildflower seed paper.