2ND YEAR STUDENT
Environment Management
Sustainability
Sustainability | Ecology | Social Development
IF IT DOESN’T CHALLENGE YOU, IT DOESN’T CHANGE YOU !!
About Tiakara
Environmentalist
A second year student at Plymouth University, Tiakara studies the Sustainability and Environment Management Bachelor of Science degree.
A returner to Plymouth, Tiakara was born at Derriford in 2002, living her early years exploring and enjoying the environments of Devon and Cornwall.
When not studying, you’ll find Tiakara sat in the library reading up or serving drinks and food at multiple establishments in the city.
An environmentalist at heart, Tiakara leans toward the ideology and social movement of environmentalism which aims to protect the natural environment from adverse impacts of human activity.
Preferring research and education over disruption and activism, Tiakara enjoys learning about policy and legislation in the hope that after her studies, she may be a respected leader in applying positive change to ethical approaches in sustainable development
My passion
STUDY • ACTION • EDUCATION
Studying for my degree in sustainability aims to prepare me to become an informed and proactive agent of positive change, capable of addressing the complex and pressing sustainability challenges that our world faces. I will be prepared to work in a wide range of fields, from environmental policy and renewable energy to sustainable business and community development, releasing my commitment for creating a more sustainable and equitable future for our current and future generations.
SUSTAINABILITY
ENVIRONMENT MGMT
ECOLOGY
My work
ARTICLES • RESEARCH • PAPERS
My inspiration
Trending News
Turning off the tap
Turning off the Tap: how the world can end plastic pollution and create a circular economy. United Nations Environment Programme (2023). Useful in addressing multiple stakeholders as to how different
Bio-Based Plastics
Bio-Based Plastics Aim to Capture Carbon. but at What Cost? Simon, M. (2022). Helpful for understanding potential technologies that can be used to address marine plastic pollution, but
Plastic Soup – Microbeads
Microbeads VS Microplastics in Cosmetics. [online] Beat the Microbead Plastic Soup Foundation (2023). Educates individuals on products that contain microplastics and allows them to make an informed decision
Contact me
PLEASE TELL ME MORE ABOUT HOW I CAN HELP
As a student, I would be very happy to hear about internships or voluntary work aligned to my research. I would also be very happy to perform independent and bespoke analysis on local sustainability topics for media outlets.
