Annika Reynolds (them/them) is a leading environmental and climate law researcher with a special focus on government environmental decision-making practices and environmental rights. As a Visiting Fellow, Annika is undertaking research into how rights of nature can be integrated into environmental decision-making and environmental impact assessment processes.

They are a Climate Policy Advisor for the international energy think tank, Ember and a Member of the ANU Fenner School's Research Hub on Gender, Human Rights and Climate Change. They advise governments and major not-for-profits on environmental and planning law, and climate regulation.

They maintain close ties to the ANU College of Law as the executive director of GreenLaw, a youth-led legal research institute tackling the climate crisis, which jointly manages the ANU Greenhub with the Law Reform and Social Justice Program. ANU Greenhub provides training and opportunities for law students to contribute to novel climate law reform across Australia and internationally.