Dr David Hall is an expert on climate action, both theory and practice.His current roles are Climate Policy Director at Toha Network, Adjunct Lecturer in Climate Action at AUT University, and Policy Advisor for Rewiring Aotearoa. He has a DPhil in Politics from the University of Oxford and previous roles include the Forestry Ministerial Advisory Group, Contributing Author to IPCC AR6 WG2, and Founding Director of the Climate Innovation Lab for sustainable finance. He has published widely on climate action, land use change, sustainable finance and just transitions. In 2019 he published a collection of essays on just transitions in Aotearoa New Zealand, A Careful Revolution: Towards a Low-Emissions Future.He teaches the popular Climate Action paper at AUT’s School of Social Sciences and Public Policy. He is also Principal Investigator for AUT’s Living Laboratories Programme, which enables research and learning for nature-based solutions. The Living Labs is currently developing educational resources to expand the ecological imaginations of school children and rangatahi, and to share the skills of nature-based resilience in the community.