Natalie Fee Speaker | Science & Lifestyle & Humanities & Climate Change

Natalie Fee

Award-winning environmental campaigner with a light-hearted, entertaining approach to solving some of the world's most pressing problems.

Natalie Fee is an award-winning environmental campaigner, author, speaker, and founder of City to Sea, a non-profit organisation running campaigns to stop plastic pollution at source.

In 2019 Natalie won the Sunday Times Volvo Visionaries Award for her campaign work with City to Sea, and in 2018 she was listed as one of the UK’s ‘50 New Radicals’ by The Observer / Nesta. In the same year the University of the West of England awarded her the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science in recognition of her services to the environment. She won the Sheila McKechnie Award for Environmental Justice in 2017 for City to Sea’s #SwitchtheStick campaign and is proud to have been named Bristol 24/7’s Woman of the Year for 2018.

Her recent book, How to Save the World for Free, was published in October 2019 and is an instant Amazon no.1 bestseller. Natalie also sits on the Bristol Advisory Committee for Climate Change. As a published author with two books under her belt, plus a love of verbal communication, Natalie can also give talks on literacy; how language, writing and communication skills have powered her career in journalism, media and campaigning.

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Testimonials from Teachers

"One of the most inspirational speakers we have had this year."

– Teacher, Oasis Academy, Bristol

"Miss, you have organised many talks for us this year, but this one has by far been the most interesting one."

– Student, Oasis Academy, Bristol

“Natalie’s talk was brilliant – she had the staff moved to tears and also had them laughing! Her expertise and passion for change really hit a chord with the team on how to ‘be the change’, and she gave heaps of practical advice and tips too. We’d definitely recommend her as an inspiring speaker to encourage people to think differently about their impact on the world.”

– Vicky Murray, Pukka Herbs

"Natalie certainly sparked much debate, concern, and good intentions from our team when she visited! We all thoroughly enjoyed Natalie's visit and feel inspired to make changes. Thank you. The tone and delivery of such important issues was just right for us, and she really struck a chord. Natalie was very friendly, adaptable (as our timings changed) and it was a pleasure to meet her."

– Claire Lynskey, Director of Communications and School Information, Bury Grammar School