Vicky Allan is a Senior Features Writer at The Herald. She specializes in agriculture, climate change, and environmental issues, with a focus on topics such as water management, renewable energy, and organic farming. Vicky's work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News UK, The Scottish Farmer, and The Environmental Post Ledger.
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Scotland, United Kingdom (Local)
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Vicky Allan's articles predominantly cover local issues in Scotland, with a focus on climate change, the Scottish environment, rewilding, wildlife conservation, and agriculture. Given her frequent citations of data and government announcements related to these topics, she may be receptive to experts who can provide evidence-based insights into environmental policies or scientific perspectives on climate change specific to Scotland.
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Pitches should ideally align with the themes covered such as government & politics, culture & society. The expertise required for reaching out effectively would involve individuals knowledgeable about Scottish environmental policies or those actively engaged in research related to climate change impact assessment in the region.
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By: Vicky Allan
This column appears as part of the Winds of Change newsletter. Some leaders appear to think they have a Teflon coating. It’s extraordinary, their ability to to dig in harder when the calls keep coming for their resignation. And no, I’m not talking,...
By: Vicky Allan
Calls for the resignation of John Muir Trust bosses keep coming. How come, asks Vicky Allan, they don't go?
By: Vicky Allan
A top scientist's report on salmon farm lice regulation and wild salmon has dismissed claims of “misrepresentation” of scientific findings…
By: Vicky Allan
This column appears as part of the Winds of Change newsletter. Three weeks ago, provisional approval was given to three hydropower projects, at Loch Earba, Coire Glas and Loch Kemp. These were the first in Britain for 40 years, and welcomed by many....
By: Vicky Allan
What exactly are Edinburgh's giant yellow structures? We know they are wind turbine parts, but how do they fit together and what do they do?
By: Vicky Allan
The Cairngorms wildfire isn't over yet. And whatever we want to blame, it's clear the finger points at humans
By: Vicky Allan
An anti-salmon-farm campaigner has written an open letter to all those linked to 'independent' and 'unrivalled' salmon farm,…
By: Vicky Allan
All but a few dairy farms separate their cows from calves within a day of birth. But at The Ethical Dairy they do it differently. Is this a welfare…
By: Vicky Allan
There are many ways we impact on seabirds - but the guga hunt is the most graphically visual and most controversial
By: Vicky Allan
This column appears as part of the Winds of Change newsletter. In some ways, the guga hunt is just the most visible expression of human impact on seabirds. We can see it in the way we can’t quite see the other impacts: the fishing bycatch, the...
