Rory Nolan

Rory Nolan completed his Honours year at Sydney University in the field of the Environmental Humanities. He wrote about the anthropological origins of Covid-19 and was awarded the university medal for his work detailing the importance of practices of responsibility in tackling ecological and ethical crises regarding how humans and non-humans live together.

Population growth rates may cause a hunger crisis.

The Effect of Population Growth Rates on Human Wellbeing

by Rory Nolan, Sahani Dikkumbura, Alexander Rehnberg
October 31, 2022December 14, 2022
15 min read

Global population growth rates affect every element of collective human well-being, from the management of… Read More »The Effect of Population Growth Rates on Human Wellbeing

Big cats are not meant to be kept in captivity. Wildlife museums and petting zoos must be properly regulated.

Big Cats in North America: The Cost of Smuggling Animals

by Rory Nolan, Adriane Mousquer, Michelle Henriksen
August 4, 2022August 18, 2022
10 min read

The recent Netflix series, Tiger King, drew public attention to the breeding, captivity and trade… Read More »Big Cats in North America: The Cost of Smuggling Animals