Judith Bluestone Polich
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Judith Bluestone Polich

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Judith Polich is a lawyer, an environmentalist, a wetlands advocate, and an advisor to New Mexico state parks on climate change resilience and mitigation. She holds a master of science degree in environmental studies and environmental education from the University of Wisconsin. Judith is a climate change columnist for the Albuquerque Journal; her column is entitled Cutting Your Carbon Footprint, and is intended to help individuals and families make informed decisions that can help reduce the impact of climate change. In November 2023, Judith’s latest book will be released, entitled Why Can’t We Be More Like Trees. It details the new and emerging narratives that will help reframe and unravel the deeper causes of the climate crisis, and will also help co-create a new and more conscious world. She is also the author of a book on the mythology of the Inca and Maya called Return of the Children of Light.
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