Trevor Greene is a journalist, best-selling author and Afghan War veteran. He was serving with the Canadian Army in Kandahar in 2006 when he suffered a severe brain injury in an axe attack. He has written six books, starting in 2001 with Bad Date; The Lost Girls of Vancouver’s Low Track, the story of the missing prostitutes of the Downtown Eastside. His bestselling memoir, March Forth, was published in 2010 by HarperCollins. He is working on a second edition of his most recent book, There is no Planet B; Promise and Peril on Our Warming World, covers the good and bad aspects of the climate crisis. Greene lives in British Columbia with his wife, son and daughter.