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Science journalist. Bird enthusiast. Fan of space but very into saving Earth. EIC, Audubon mag & VP, Content @audubonsociety. Formerly orbited @popsci @popmech.

New York
Joined January 2011
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We knew this little lady had star power from the moment we saw her. Like @asme1963's tweet to cast your vote for Milagra, a baby condor photographed by @KarineAigner, as best magazine cover of the year!
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This is a great opportunity for early-career journalists! SHERF fellows also have the opportunity to join @sejorg and attend its spectacular #sej2024 conference.
Applications are open for #SHERF — The National Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowships — a development program for early-career journalists interested in covering any or all of the three fields. Deadline to apply: Feb. 23, 2024, at 6 p.m. ET. healthjournalism.org/fellows…
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Hello, Dumbo. Aplomado Falcon. #audubonmuralproject @GeraLuzLove & Werc
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Very much looking forward to a conversation on birds, writing, and conservation with two of my favorite writers @ElizKolbert and @emilyraboteau--it's the perfect overlap of the @Orion_Magazine and @audubonsociety Venn diagram! At 1pm EST today. act.audubon.org/a/orion-maga…
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To pay tribute to one of bird conservation's most far-fetched experiments, we went back to the beginning. The print story is impressive, but here you can listen to the voices of those involved and go inside a decoy workshop helping restore seabirds today. audubon.org/news/50-years-pr…
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Believe it or not, many birds are already starting their "fall" migrations...for a snapshot of the dangers that cities pose, we sent teams with @NYCAudubon and @wildbirdfund as they sought out window-strike victims and strove to save as many as they could. audubon.org/news/unseen-dang…
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Hello, environmental journalism friends! There is a rare opportunity to join the award-winning Audubon magazine team—we're looking for our next associate editor. Are you a versatile reporter? Curious about birds? Keen to grow with a creative, caring team?
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Then this might be the perfect job for you! Salary depends on geography, but ranges from $66K-$71K (NYC, San Fran, Seattle) to $53K-$58K (nationally), and we're open to a staffer based anywhere. Learn more and apply here: careers-audubon.icims.com/jo…
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This @jenny_howard9 story for Audubon magazine is so important, and I can't underscore enough the care that went into reporting, editing, and photographing it—or how much we appreciate everyone who shared their experiences with us. (Be sure to read Jenny's thread below also!)
What’s it take to be a field biologist? Often years of unpaid gigs & safety threats. Marginalized groups suffer more, excluding many. Let's change this. I’m so proud of this @audubonsociety story & thankful for the time & emotional energy from the 30+ people I interviewed.
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Bird lungs are not like human lungs—they pull in a constant flow of fresh air. So what does all this smoke mean for them? It’s one of many questions about birds & wildfire scientists aim to answer. audubon.org/news/how-do-wild…
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There are so many delightful things to dwell on in the Audubon Photography Awards, and this year we added one more—a peek into the judges' thought process for choosing the winning images. Take a look! audubon.org/news/2023-audubo…
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TODAY the second in our series of conversations peeling back the curtain on Audubon magazine features. Join us to learn more from @AMcGlashen's excellent investigation on dicamba!
What’s the deal with dicamba? Today at 4pm ET, join us for a “behind the story” conversation—we’ll delve into our recent feature story on dicamba, a controversial herbicide blamed for widespread destruction of crops & the native plants birds need. RSVP: bit.ly/41Akfs0
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The window for entering the Audubon Photography Awards is closing fast! The cut off is tomorrow at noon. Here are some fabulous shots of female birds—which our Female Bird Prize aims to shine a much-needed spotlight on—for inspiration. audubon.org/news/our-favorit…
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So proud of my stellar team at Audubon magazine for our *5th consecutive nomination* for General Excellence. From reporting and photos to design and video, in print and online, they show there's no limit to the lens birds (and bird journalism!) can offer for viewing our world.
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I'm so excited to read this! If you want a little taste of what's to come, here's the fascinating profile of Roxie that Chris wrote for Audubon magazine (from whence I first came to appreciate the term "snarge"): audubon.org/news/the-remarka…
Something I’ve wanted to say since I was like 15 years old: I’m writing a book! And I think it is gonna be great. 🦜✈️🦅🔫🦢
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Registration for the Society of Environmental Journalists Boise conference is already breaking records! If you're a member of @sejorg @uproot_project or another affinity J group, here's how you can go for free (but you have to apply today!) docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Don't miss out! The deadline for diversity fellowships for SEJ's April conference in Boise is February 6! This is an amazing opportunity to network with other journalists and improve your reporting skills, courtesy @sejorg and @uproot_project. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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We did this for staff and it was so much fun we decided to host a public conversation! Here’s your chance to learn what happens behind the scenes of Audubon stories—and why hanging out with Roseate Spoonbills in the Everglades is so very challenging.
Join us 2/1 at 4pm ET for a "behind the story" conversation w/Audubon magazine senior editor @hannahjwaters, photographer Mac Stone, & @AudubonFL research director Jerry Lorenz. Learn how the spoonbill story came to be—from idea to final publication. RSVP: bit.ly/3XkBif9
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Replying to @nijhuism
@nijhuism so neatly captures the invaluable role of @sejorg. If you care about the quantity and quality of reporting on essential environmental issues, please join me in donating today! sej.org/donate-sej
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