Fiona McKenna

Statement to voters

I am a wildlife conservation scientist from Lincolnshire, with a passion for the natural environment. Currently I am employed by a national environmental charity on a diverse project where I work closely with volunteers from all backgrounds and of all ages. This combines my loves of working with people and helping the environment and wildlife. I joined the Green Party a few years ago as they were the only party talking common sense and looking at the bigger picture. I'm so glad I did - I have met many like-minded activists and feel that I am part of something meaningful and constructive, against a backdrop of an increasingly uncertain and negative world. In this time, I've gone from being disengaged with politics to feeling truly inspired and have stood twice as a Green Party candidate in local elections and am now the local party co-ordinator too. I have helped to campaign for the NHS, organised a ‘Bridges not Walls’ event to bring people together locally in the midst of a rise in hate crimes, and supported national action days to protect our wildlife from persecution. I want to improve communication in politics and bring truth, facts and evidence-based policy back to the forefront of decision making. I love my home county and would be honoured to represent the Lincolnshire voice in parliament and to help to keep climate change on the political and public agenda before it really is too late to tackle it.

Election history

Westminster general elections