Author and climate change educator Anika Molesworth is right at the pointy end of the climate emergency. She lives in far western New South Wales, on her family’s property on Wilyakali lands.
“It’s a place of ruby red sand and sapphire blue skies,” she says. “Traditionally, we ran sheep and harvested rangeland goats. But, because we’ve been in drought for so many years, we have destocked our property and we’re focused on conserving and regenerating the land.”
