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Louise Donovan
Louise Donovan

Louise Donovan is a U.K.-based writer and editor. She has reported from across Africa, Asia and Europe.


Almost Every Plant You Know Was Named By a Man. One Woman is Changing That.

Almost Every Plant You Know Was Named By a Man. One Woman is Changing That.

When it comes to plants, she who names the natural world, shapes what we notice, what we value, and ultimately what we save.

by Louise Donovan
This Indigenous Brazilian Woman is Risking Everything to Defend Her Lands (And No, She Won't be at COP)

This Indigenous Brazilian Woman is Risking Everything to Defend Her Lands (And No, She Won't be at COP)

As world leaders gather in Brazil for this year’s global climate talks, the women on the frontlines of defending the world’s forests and rivers tell us why they won’t be taking part.

by Louise Donovan

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