Chris Poulton is a dedicated participant of the Rethink Eastlink action group.
Chris studied at Murdoch university and has a BSc in Environmental science, a BSc in Biological Science, Honours. He also studied at the university of New South Wales, where he received a PhD in Paediatrics and worked at Sydney Children's Hospital, carrying our research on paediatric inflammatory bowel disease.
Chris has 15 years of scientific experience, much of which has involved problem solving, analyzing a problem from a scientific point of view, assessing the data and identifying logical solutions to the problem.
Chris has lived in Bakers Hill since he was 2. His family has farmed and run businesses in the area for over 20 years, including the currently run Summer Creek, Restaurant, Brewery and Farm.
Chris Poulton has been a guest on 1 episode.
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A Tribute to Community Groups fighting Big Overdevelopment in WA.
April 11th, 2023 | Season 4 | 1 hr 34 mins
bakers hill, friends of yakamia, holistic activism, rethink eastlink, safe and scenic toodjay roads, save perth hills, summer creek, town planning rebellion
In the world of Degrowth, the focus is often centred on the need for broad scale system change. However, it is often at the grassroots community level that real resistance against overdevelopment is truly and tangibly observed. For this very special episode of PGAP, we interview Annabel Paulley (Friends of Yakamia), Chris Poulton (Rethink Eastlink) and Andrew St John (Safe and Scenic Toodyay Roads) to highlight the good work been done by community groups in South-Western Australia to fight the relentless tide of overdevelopment.