Grace Lee

Geography Student, Durham University

About Grace Lee

Hi, I'm Grace, a second-year Geography BSc student at Durham University,

To me, sustainability is not just about maintaining an ecological balance, but also achieving a social one. I want to be a part of the movement to achieve this. 

Before starting university, I knew I wanted to have a career in sustainable agriculture, as it combines two industries that fascinated me. As a rapidly growing field, it has the potential to help secure the future and make sure that sufficient nutrition is available in all corners of the world. It is important to me that my future career has an active role in innovating resilient agricultural practices and creating a sustainable food production system, whilst advocating the importance of sustainability and mitigating the impacts of global warming.

With that being said, I knew that being part of the Laidlaw Research and Leadership Programme would give me an incredible opportunity to develop my leadership skills. Feeding off the passion and enthusiasm that fellow scholars also embrace I'll be able to further my knowledge in a structured and beneficial practice, with firsthand experience as part of my LiA.

I have now completed my Laidlaw Scholar journey, however I know my journey to becoming a great leader will never truly be over...

Please feel free to reach out, I would love to chat!

I am a/an:

Undergraduate Leadership & Research Scholar

University

Durham University

Laidlaw Cohort Year

2023

Research Topic

Agriculture Climate Change Earth Sciences & Geography Ecology Environmental Geoscience Geography Sustainability

Area of Expertise

Environment Humanities Science

I am from:

United Kingdom

I speak:

English

My hobbies/interests are:

Nature & environment Outdoor sports Travelling Video/filmmaking

I am open to participating in mentoring/buddy programmes

Yes

Intro Content

Outline Proposal Biological Sciences Environment

Laidlaw Summer 2023 Research Proposal

I will be working with Dr Elizabeth Orr on my research project titled: 'Examining the Success of Syntropic Agroforestry as a Sustainable Agricultural Method for Achieving UN Sustainable Development Goal Two', aiming to directly address the issues of food scarcity and unsustainable agriculture.

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Topics

Channels contributed to:

Leadership Arts & Humanities Social Sciences STEM

Rooms participated in:

Durham University

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