Welcome to Episode 9 – We're heading to outback NSW to chat with Anika Molesworth at her family's sheep station in Broken Hill in far west NSW. It's not so much what happens on the farm that defines Anika but her passion & determination to creating a better future through advocating for sustainable farming, environmental conservation & climate change action.

Anika references the sense of responsibility she feels to not only protect her land, but the communities and industry that are so intertwined with it.

She sees a significant role for farmers to connect people to climate through the food and through what may seem like small & meaningless roles. Her work has seen her front and centre in national debates, on televisions but it’s her work in the fields of South East Asia that stands out to me.

The snippet played earlier is one aspect that was really eye opening for me & how it's not always necessarily the facts that will have the most profound impact on a person.

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9: HOA - 'Changing the Climate Conversations' with Anika Molesworth