Dr Rima Morrell

Dr Rima Morrell BA (Hons) MA (Cantab) Ph.D. has been vegetarian since the age of five. That's when she asked where sausages came from and was told pigs. So she stopped eating them. She studied Biological Anthropology and Primatology as part of her honours degree in Anthropology at Cambridge University. She did a Ph.D. in Geography at University College, London, focusing on language, identity and sense of place. During this time she presented at over ten international conferences and taught at the Universities of Hawaii and London. An experienced researcher, she taught research methods at postgraduate level at the Open University and her third book is now published by Piatkus/ Little Brown on how to travel, including a chapter on Travelling with Animals. Dr. Morrell is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and Royal Anthropological Institute.

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Dr Den Greenhow

Den Greenhow MRCGP MRCP works as an emergency doctor in the Highlands of Scotland. He gave up a lectureship in endocrinology at Bristol University as he was required to do experiments on animals he did not feel were necessary for those particular projects. Presently he is a GP of over fifteen years experience, with an interest in healing.Dr Greenhow also holds an MSC in complementary therapies and is interested in bringing the worlds of conventional and alternative medicine together.He is a member of the Doctor Healer Network and the Scientific and Medical Network. He is a vegetarian and interested in the health benefits of compassionate eating. He works as an emergency doctor in the Highlands, and his expertise may be handy to have on site.

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Richard Ellison