I’ve been freelancing for World Wildlife magazine since early 2020. I love putting my research skills to use learning about each topic. You can read samples below, but grab a physical magazine if you can: the pieces really come to life in print.

Winter 2023

• To feed the world, we need sustainable rice
• Meet the solitary, nocturnal maned wolf

Fall 2023

• Threats to rivers are threats to food security
• Wildlife crossings help avoid roadway collisions
• Meet the black rain frog, a grumpy-looking amphibian

Summer 2023

• The world’s smallest anteater isn’t afraid to put up a fight
• Here’s how satellite data is helping to protect whales
• Weather stations help communities track storms

Winter 2022

• The Australian peacock spider goes viral
• Working together to block illegal wildlife trade online
  

Fall 2022

• Stranger Things: Meet the pink fairy armadillo
• How an underwater noisemaker protects dolphins in Asia
  

Summer 2022

• How scientists use eDNA to monitor biodiversity
  

Spring 2022

• Nocturnal and camoflagued, mata mata turtles hide in plain sight
• Can challenging our assumptions help us make better conservation decisions?
• How honey benefits both people and nature
  

Winter 2021

• Stranger Things: The astonishing acoustics of the white bellbird
  

Fall 2021

• Meet the cassowary, a bird with claws rivaling Freddy Krueger’s
  

Summer 2021

• Meet the Peter Pan of salamanders, the axolotl
  

Spring 2021

• Hazelnuts: great for the environment, but vulnerable to climate change
• Meet the aye-aye, the world’s weirdest primate
  

Winter 2020

• Blazhka Dimitrova wants to inspire a zero-waste world
  

Summer 2020

• Moving fast to photograph a slow sloth