Emma Armstrong

Emma Armstrong is a Hebrides-based writer and naturalist known for her passion for sustainability and the natural world. As the author of the book “I Used to Think Vegans Were Dicks”, she addresses the urgent climate emergency with both humour and insight. Emma is frequently hired as a speaker for her unique perspective on nature and sustainability, offering audiences a refreshing take on serious environmental issues with a light-hearted touch. Her ability to engage people through both her writing and public speaking has made her a highly sought-after figure in the sustainability community.

In her twenties, Emma spent several years living in the woods, immersing herself in nature. During this time, she taught bushcraft and survival skills, which deepened her connection with the environment. This period of living off the grid not only shaped her respect for nature but also helped her develop a wealth of practical knowledge about the natural world. Emma’s experiences in the forest have become the foundation of her work, and she continues to share these lessons through her writing and speaking engagements.

Emma’s book, “I Used to Think Vegans Were Dicks”, was published in 2022 and quickly gained recognition for its candid and humorous approach to the climate crisis. In it, she discusses how our actions impact the environment and why we need to make changes in our lifestyles to protect the planet. Through her book, Emma conveys complex environmental issues in an accessible way, making her a powerful voice in the fight against climate change.

Emma is hired as a speaker because she brings a rare combination of expertise, humour, and relatability to sustainability discussions. Her first-hand knowledge of living in nature, paired with her ability to connect with audiences, makes her an effective communicator on critical environmental topics. Emma inspires people to reconsider their relationship with nature and motivates them to take meaningful action for a more sustainable future.