BIO
I'm a freelance science writer focusing on environmental stories.
I've written for Nature, Science, Smithsonian Voices, The San Jose Mercury News, Mongabay, Eos, and Bay Nature magazine.
In fall 2018 I spent two months at sea as the shipboard science communicator for a GEOTRACES oceanographic expedition travelling from Alaska to Tahiti code-named GP15. Before coming to science writing I worked in communications as a public information officer, a public relations specialist, and a researcher writing white papers on green infrastructure.
I graduated from the Science Communication Program at the University of California, Santa Cruz. I also completed a post-baccalaureate in ecology at Columbia University and received my B.A. in liberal arts from Sarah Lawrence College. I am currently the news intern at Science in Washington, DC.
I've written for Nature, Science, Smithsonian Voices, The San Jose Mercury News, Mongabay, Eos, and Bay Nature magazine.
In fall 2018 I spent two months at sea as the shipboard science communicator for a GEOTRACES oceanographic expedition travelling from Alaska to Tahiti code-named GP15. Before coming to science writing I worked in communications as a public information officer, a public relations specialist, and a researcher writing white papers on green infrastructure.
I graduated from the Science Communication Program at the University of California, Santa Cruz. I also completed a post-baccalaureate in ecology at Columbia University and received my B.A. in liberal arts from Sarah Lawrence College. I am currently the news intern at Science in Washington, DC.
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