Aparna Pallavi Speaking Fee: $10,000 to $20,000

Aparna Pallavi is a seasoned environment journalist with Down to Earth magazine, where she has become a trusted voice on sustainability, climate change, and environmental policy. With a keen interest in the intersection of science and social issues, she covers the complex dynamics that shape both global and local environmental conversations. Her reporting often highlights the environmental challenges facing India, particularly those related to air pollution, water scarcity, and the impacts of climate change. Aparna’s ability to simplify intricate environmental topics for a broader audience has earned her respect within the industry. Before joining Down to Earth, Aparna worked as a journalist in various capacities, gaining experience in both print and digital media. Her early years as a reporter helped her develop a strong foundation in storytelling, which she later applied to environmental journalism. Through her career, Aparna has consistently focused on issues that matter most to people and the planet, providing readers with well-researched, thoughtful pieces that spark important conversations. Throughout her time at Down to Earth, Aparna has covered major policy changes and international climate negotiations, while also spotlighting grassroots environmental movements across India. Her work reflects a deep commitment to understanding the science behind environmental challenges, as well as the social and economic implications of addressing them. She is particularly focused on highlighting voices from communities that are often overlooked in mainstream environmental discussions, bringing attention to the human side of environmental issues. In addition to her journalism, Aparna is an advocate for policy reforms that promote sustainable development. She regularly speaks at forums and events where she shares insights from her reporting and offers solutions to pressing environmental challenges. Her clear, evidence-based approach makes her an engaging and informative speaker on environmental issues, and she continues to inspire action in the fight against climate change.