Books by Lorraine Simpson

Stories can change what people notice—and what they choose to protect.

From children’s conservation storytelling to travel-inspired writing, Lorraine’s books extend the work of communication beyond the stage, screen and strategy room.

My Name Is Neru and This Is My Forest conservation book campaign

Making big ideas personal, memorable and easy to share.

Lorraine’s writing is rooted in the same belief that shapes Nia Global Strategies: people respond when information becomes a story they can understand and feel. Her published work brings together travel, conservation, lived experience and an instinct for finding the human detail that stays with the reader.

Lorraine Simpson presenting My Name Is Neru and This Is My Forest at an Explore Uganda event

Children’s conservation story

My Name Is Neru and This Is My Forest

A story inspired by Uganda’s mountain gorillas and the forest they call home. Through the eyes of a young gorilla, the book introduces children and families to wildlife, habitat and the importance of protecting the natural world.

Created to make conservation approachable rather than abstract, Neru gives younger readers a character to care about and a reason to ask what it takes for wildlife and communities to thrive together.

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Beyond the destination brochure

Writing that gives travel a longer life.

Books allow a destination story to remain in a home, classroom or library long after a journey or campaign has ended. They can introduce a child to a species, help a family understand why habitat matters and give tourism partners a different way to begin a meaningful conversation.

“A country the world forgot to notice deserves stories the world will remember.”— Lorraine Simpson

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