September 2026 Fellows' update: Leigh Morris
Leigh Morris (CF 2026) was appointed to the Board of Trustees of the National Trust for Scotland as Trustee for Horticulture and Gardens.
By Leigh Morris,
Mike Daniels (CF 2026) has published a new book, Locked Antlers: The Battle Over Scotland’s Deer. Drawing on decades of experience in deer management and conservation, the book explores the environmental, political, scientific, and cultural debates surrounding Scotland’s deer populations and considers the future of deer management in the context of the nature and climate crises.
More information about Locked Antlers is available from Birlinn.
Leigh Morris (CF 2026) was appointed to the Board of Trustees of the National Trust for Scotland as Trustee for Horticulture and Gardens.
By Leigh Morris,
Andrew Murphy (CF 2026) appeared on the H2 Liftoff podcast to discuss his work in hydrogen and the energy transition, including the importance of standards, partnerships, and system-level planning.
By Andrew Murphy,
Stefan Edwards (CF 2024) saw the West of England Clean Power Pilot, a project he is working on and which has been informed by his Churchill Fellowship learning, featured in the summer issue of StandOut Magazine.
By Stefan Edwards,
Jemima Lovatt (CF 2025) spoke at the UK Environmental Law Association Annual Conference, sharing insights from her Churchill Fellowship research in India and time spent with climate lawyers in Geneva.
By Jemima Lovatt,