Revd Robyn FryAnglican Diocese of Newcastle
Robyn Fry BSc ThL. Robyn is passionate about caring for this planet our home, enjoys bush walking and canoeing as well as relaxing at home in the garden. Robyn has had experience in the fields of science and theology and is now semi-retired. Robyn has worked in agriculture, outdoor education, schools, air quality associated with mining and energy and Anglican parishes, sometimes simultaneously. She has been an ordained minister for over 30 years and volunteer with the NSW SES for over 25 years working as a field operator in storms and floods and more recently also as an SES Chaplain and is also currently a member of the Ecocare Group of the Anglican Diocese of Newcastle.
"My heroes include Francis of Assisi, Oscar Romero and Desmond Tutu. Important books include Silent Spring by Rachel Carsen, Eager to Love by Richard Rohr and The Lorax by Dr Seuss!" “I believe there is an urgent need for people everywhere, whether in power or not, to adopt more environmentally friendly and sustainable practices at home, at work and even on holidays being mindful of the effects of their lifestyle and work on others. Governments and industry must plan and fund just transitions from fossil fuel based activities to renewable based industries now.” |
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