Chris Turner is author of The Patch, the story of Alberta’s oil sands, forthcoming in September. His bestselling books The Geography of Hope and The Great Leap shed light on the global sustainability movement. A prolific speaker and magazine writer, he lives in Calgary.

Maureen McNamee has worked as a journalist and editor for 25 years. She spent almost two decades at Calgary’s Fast Forward Weekly, including five years as an editor. She is now an associate editor at Alberta Views where she indulges her interest in art and politics.

David Schindler is Killam Memorial Professor of Ecology emeritus at the University of Alberta. In 1968 he was founding director of the Experimental Lakes Area. He has earned numerous international awards and is an Officer of the Order of Canada.

Trina Moyles is a Peace River-based author and freelance journalist who focuses on social justice and environmental issues. Moyles’s first book, Women Who Dig: How Female Farmers Are Feeding the World, will be published by the University of Regina Press in 2018.

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