Katharine K. Wilkinson

Climate author, teacher, strategist, podcast host. Co-founder + executive director of The All We Can Save Project.

Dr. Katharine K. Wilkinson is a prominent climate author, strategist, and educator, currently serving as the co-founder and executive director of The All We Can Save Project. This initiative focuses on fostering a community of leaders dedicated to addressing climate change and creating a sustainable future. She is also known for co-hosting the podcast A Matter of Degrees, which explores climate-related stories aimed at engaging the public in environmental issues.

Background and Education

Education: Dr. Wilkinson holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from The University of the South and a Doctorate in Geography and Environment from the University of Oxford. She was also a Rhodes Scholar.
Career Highlights: Before her current role, she was the principal writer and editor-in-chief at Project Drawdown, a research organization focused on climate solutions. Her work has garnered significant recognition, including being named one of Time magazine's "15 women who will save the world" and one of Apolitical's "100 most influential people in gender policy."

Publications and Speaking Engagements

Dr. Wilkinson has authored several influential books on climate change, including:

All We Can Save (a bestselling anthology)
The Drawdown Review
Drawdown (a New York Times bestseller)
Between God & Green

She is an accomplished speaker, having presented at prestigious venues such as National Geographic, the Skoll World Forum, and the United Nations. Her TED Talk on climate and gender equality has attracted over 1.9 million views.