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Chantelle Lindsay

Chantelle Lindsay is a Project Coordinator at London Wildlife Trust, Co-Presenter of children’s wildlife programme ‘Teeny Tiny Creatures’ on CBeebies and a Public Speaker.

Sir Tim Smit

Sir Tim Smit is the co-founder of The Eden Project, an initiative that has transformed the landscape of plant conservation in Britain and attracted millions of visitors from around the world.

Sandy Bremner

Sandy is the Convener of the Cairngorms National Park Authority, Britain’s biggest national park.

Lisa Power MBE

Mae Lisa Power yn ymgyrchydd amlwg dros iechyd rhywiol a hawliau LGBTQIA+ ym Mhrydain, ac mae wedi cael ei disgrifio fel ‘mam fawr’ gweithredu dros LGBTQIA+.

Heidi McIIvenny

Heidi McIlvenny was part of the Sea Deep Project, a first-of-its-kind shark-tagging programme in Northern Ireland to gather vital data about local sharks, skates and rays.

Arthur Torrington CBE

Arthur Torrington CBE, a passionate community advocate born in Guyana, has dedicated his life to preserving the legacy of the Windrush Generation.

Paul Sinton-Hewitt

Paul Sinton-Hewitt founded parkrun, taking running mainstream with a simple blend of community and physical activity.

Damian Kennedy

Damian Kennedy has been instrumental in transforming boxing in Northern Ireland, with Irish boxing punching well above its weight thanks to his leadership.

Baroness Sue Campbell

Baroness Sue Campbell transformed women’s football, from the Lionesses winning the EUROs to getting 5 million women and girls playing at a grassroots level.

Steven Tigg

The swim coach who trained Scotland’s most decorated Olympian, through years of dedication, Steven Tigg has become one of the leading forces in British swimming.

Dame Sarah Storey

Dame Sarah Storey is ParalympicsGB's most successful Paralympian of all time. Her love of sport enabled her to pursue not one, but two sports at an elite level.

Stephen Jones

Stephen yw’r Prif Hyfforddwr a’r cadeirydd yng Nghlwb Rygbi Cynghrair Cadair Olwyn a Chlybiau Chwaraeon Anabledd Croesgadwyr Gogledd Cymru.