All Writing.

2024

• 10/25, Smithsonian Magazine: The Prehistoric Science of Wildlife Tracking Is Making a Comeback

• 9/17, Scientific American: Book Review: How One Weird Rodent Ecologist Tried to Change the Fate of Humanity

• 9/11, High Country News: After Half a Century, the Apache Trout Swims Off the Threatened Species List

• 9/1, High Country News: What Does Denali’s Road Closure Mean for Its Wildlife?

• 8/31, National Parks Magazine: The Charisma Premium

• 8/20, Western Confluence: Reconnecting the Kinabatangan

• 8/1, High Country News: How Do You Protect Wildlife From Sprawl?

• 7/29, bioGraphic: Entangled: Laid End to End, the World’s Fences Would Reach the Sun

• 5/25, Slate: We’re All Roadkill Now

• 5/1, High Country News: Tribes Lead on Wildlife Passages

• 4/18, The Atlantic: The Illogical Relationship Americans Have With Animals

• 4/12, Journal of Mammalogy: Mammals and Roads

• 3/31, Mountain Journal: A Tale of Two Revivals: How Yellowstone Helped Return Wolves to Colorado

• 3/27, Audubon Magazine: In the Arctic, Beavers Are Climate Winners. Should We Let Them Take Over?

• 3/26, Hakai Magazine: Light at the End of the Tunnel

• 3/26, Sierra Magazine: Ending Roadkill: How to Make It Safer for the Deer to Cross the Road

• 3/1, Smithsonian Magazine: The Case for Destroying Old Forest Roads

• 2/1, High Country News: Can Coexistence With Wolves Be Bought?

• 1/26, The Guardian: For Five Years, My Flip Phone Has Changed My Life for the Better

• 1/12, National Tropical Botanical Garden: Braving the Road

2023

• 12/28, Wired: Spying on Beavers From Space Could Help Save California

• 12/20, The Atlantic: Our Forests Need More Fire, Not Less

• 12/19, High Country News: Paws on the Ground: How Colorado Got Its Wolves Back

• 12/14, Yale Environment 360: ‘Green Roads’ Are Plowing Ahead, Buffering Drought and Floods

• 12/6, National Parks Magazine: From Rim to River

• 10/31, bioGraphic: City of Glass

• 1016, Atmos: How Migrating Crabs Help Us Rethink Our Roads

• 10/6, Nautilus: My Three Greatest Revelations

• 10/2, High Country News: Staving Off a Bass Invasion

• 9/29, Audubon Magazine: Projects to Help Wildlife Navigate Highways Pick Up Speed

• 9/22, The Last Word on Nothing: Finding the Beauty in Roadkill

• 9/20, bioGraphic: No Country for Old Ocelots

• 9/15, National Parks Magazine: Killer on the Road

• 9/15, National Parks Magazine: A Clam Conundrum

• 9/7, The Atlantic: Roadkill Is Pushing Frogs One Step Closer to Extinction (excerpted from Crossings)

• 9/6, Smithsonian Magazine: How Roads Have Transformed the Natural World (excerpted from Crossings)

• 8/31, High Country News: Wildlife and the Inescapable Impact of Road Noise (excerpted from Crossings)

• 7/28, Undark Magazine: Book Review: In Bluefin Tuna, Fisheries Science Is Never Neat

• 7/6, Hakai Magazine: How Far Will Salmon Swim for a Craft Beer?

• 7/1, Scientific American: Today’s Deep-Sea Explorers Are Mineral Miners and Ultrawealthy Hobbyists

• 6/16, High Country News: Colorado Supreme Court Drowns Public Access to Riverbeds

• 5/1, High Country News: Inside the Fight to Save a Beleaguered Butterfly

• 4/26, Nautilus: Fish Are Not Insentient Dullards

• 4/4, Hakai Magazine: Gone to the Dogs

• 4/1, National Parks Magazine: Into the Wind

• 3/1, High Country News: Can Camera Traps Relieve Our Species Loneliness?

2022

• 12/23, High Country News: Can Assisted Migration Save the Rio Grande Cutthroat?

• 12/1, Scientific American: How Beavers Shaped America, From Capitalism to Climate Change

• 8/10, Nautilus: Humans Are Overzealous Whale Morticians

• 8/8, Hakai Magazine: When Is It Time to Give Up on Doomed Fisheries?

• 8/4, High Country News: A New Biography Resurrects a Western Conservation Writer

• 7/15, National Parks Magazine: Troubled Waters

• 6/28, Sierra Magazine: In Eastern Washington, the Canada Lynx Makes a Comeback

• 6/27, High Country News: The Colorado Stream Case That Could Revolutionize River Access

• 6/22, Nautilus: What Oceanographers Can Learn From Their Animal Colleagues

• 6/3, bioGraphic: Atonement in the Kitchen

• 5/18, The Last Word on Nothing: Carcass Cam

• 2/23, New York Times: Peering Into the Beautiful, Brutal World of Tide Pools

• 1/2, National Parks Magazine: Isle of Cats

2021

• 12/31, High Country News: How Do You Make a Movie About a Hyperobject?

• 12/6, The Last Word on Nothing: What Do We Owe Our Octopus Teachers?

• 11/12, Vox: Animals Need Infrastructure, Too

• 10/18, National Geographic: This Odd Colorado River Fish Faces an Uncertain Future

• 9/14, Sierra Magazine: Can’t We All Just Get Along?

• 8/27, The Last Word on Nothing: Mystery Treats

• 6/3, EatingWell: From Dock to Door

• 6/1, National Parks Magazine: A Chilly Refuge

• 4/18, Spokesman-Review: Amid Widespread Decline, Spokane Region Remains Something of a Porcupine Redoubt

• 4/13, Hakai Magazine: How Microfishing Took the Angling World By (Very Small) Storm

• 4/12, The Last Word on Nothing: How Baby Snoots Became the World's Most Famous Manatee

• 4/1, Smithsonian Magazine: Biologist Marie Fish Catalogued the Sounds of the Ocean for the World to Hear

• 3/25, National Parks Magazine: Pines in Peril

• 3/21, The Last Word on Nothing: The Semiaquatic Martyrs of East Foster Creek

• 1/11, The Last Word on Nothing: I Am the Egg Dog

2020

• 12/8, Hakai Magazine: Gods of the Storm

• 11/13, Science: Wolf Attacks on Beavers Are Altering the Very Landscape of a National Park

• 11/11, The Last Word on Nothing: The Lookout Cookbook

• 10/16, The Last Word on Nothing: Snake Hands

• 10/1, The Believer: Animal Crossing

• 9/30, The Atlantic: The West’s Broken Wildfires Are Killing Its Wildlife

• 9/30, LitHub: All Hail the Beaver, Mighty Linchpin of the Natural World

• 9/22, National Geographic: How Beavers Became North America’s Best Firefighter

• 9/15, National Parks Magazine: A Speedy Comeback?

• 9/4, CNN Travel: Rent a Fire Lookout Tower for $40 a Night

• 8/24, Spokesman-Review: A Visit With the Grayling

• 8/14, New York Times: Birds and Horses and Eels, Oh My! New Books About Animals

• 8/2, Spokesman-Review: Red Zone (Fiction)

• 7/15, The Last Word on Nothing: A Carless Biergarten

• 7/6, The Atlantic: Lockdowns Could Be the ‘Biggest Conservation Action in a Century

• 6/8, The Last Word on Nothing: Brittany and the Beavers

• 4/21, High Country News: Monique the Space Elk and the Wild History of Tracking Wildlife

• 4/1, National Parks Magazine: The Otter Explosion

• 3/19, The Nation: The Dictionary Hasn’t Caught Up With the Climate Crisis

• 3/11, The Last Word on Nothing: Fear The Deer: A Comprehensive Ranking of Cinematic Roadkill

• 2/12, The Last Word on Notion: The Ungovernable Rodent

• 1/28, The Last Word on Nothing: Parasite Is Great Cli-Fi (later adapted to radio for Living On Earth)

• 1/14, The Last Word on Nothing: The Salmon in the Pines

• 1/2, The Last Word on Nothing: The Salmonid Industrial Complex

• 1/1, High Country News: When Wildlife Safety Turns Into Fierce Political Debate

2019

• 12/18, The Last Word on Nothing: A Year in Marsupial Review

• 12/5, The Last Word on Nothing: The Revolution Will Not Be Fertilized

• 11/26, The Atlantic: How Roadkill Became an Environmental Disaster

• 11/18, The Last Word on Nothing: Still Life With Dumb Phone

• 11/11, High Country News: From Russia With Love — and Salmon

• 7/1, Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Voyageurs National Park Is U.S. Epicenter of Beavers’ Spectacular Handiwork

• 6/21, National Geographic: The Secret Lives of Fish-Eating, Beaver-Ambushing Wolves of Minnesota

• 5/31, New York Times: 25 Writers on Their Favorite Beach Vacations (Idaho)

• 5/30, Spokesman-Review: Fishers Have Returned to Western Washington. Are the Selkirks Next?

• 5/27, High Country News: Plumbing the Gila for Solace and Hope

• 5/7, EatingWell (with the Food & Environment Reporting Network): Jellyfish, Anyone? How Warming Oceans Will Change What We Eat

• 3/31, The Living Bird: California’s Tricolored Blackbird is Running Out of Room

• 3/27, bioGraphic: Free-Flowing, For Now

• 3/20, High Country News: How Should We Treat Fish Before They End Up On Our Plates?

• 2/19, Open Notebook: Brooke Jarvis Uncovers an Insect Apocalypse (see also my take for Nieman Storyboard, What the Insect Apocalypse Reveals About Faulty Human Memory)

• 1/29, Hakai Magazine: The Gnawing Mystery of Saltwater Beavers

2018

• 12/11, Humans and Nature: In Praise of Urban Beavers

• 11/22, bioGraphic: They Will Build It: The Tulalip Tribes Bet Big on Beavers (republished in the Atlantic as Re-Beavering the American West)

• 11/12, High Country News: Reforestation and Remeandering in Leopold’s Bootsteps

• 10/24, Hakai Magazine: When Disaster Strikes, Go Fish

• 10/1, Adirondack Life: Bark Eaters

• 9/20, Audubon Magazine: How the Public Is Losing Its Voice on Public Lands

• 9/17, High Country News: An End of the Line for the Kings of the Yukon?

• 9/17, Outside Magazine: Why Hunting a Single Grizzly Bear Is Such a Big Deal

• 9/17, Hakai Magazine: New Genetic Research Shows the Legacy of Farm Fish Escapees

• 9/17, High Country News: A Toilet Project; Carpet-Bombing Trout; The Ick Factor

• 8/19, Mother Jones: Why a New Fisheries Bill Is Being Dubbed the “Empty Oceans Act”

• 8/9, Washington Post: Why Two Countries Want to Kill 100,000 Beavers

• 6/13, Hakai Magazine: How Do Herring Learn to Migrate? Go to Schools

• 6/8, Pacific Standard: The Endling: Watching the Vaquita Vanish in Real Time

• 6/7, Science: Beavers, Rebooted

• 5/29, Hakai Magazine: A Fish Called Rockweed

• 4/30, The Revelator: Can Wildlife Services Learn to Believe in Beavers?

• 4/13, Smithsonian: Illuminating the Ocean’s Teeming Twilight Zone, Before It Disappears

• 3/23, Hakai Magazine: Getting Caught Can Induce Labor in Sharks and Rays

• 2/20, High Country News: Can the Beaver State Learn to Love Its Beavers?

• 1/30, Hakai Magazine: What’s the Future of Fishways?

• 1/4, Hakai Magazine: Are Excluder Devices Saving Sea Lions or Covering Up Their Deaths?

2017

• 11/13, High Country News: How to Know What We Don’t Know About Natural Disasters

• 9/27, Mother Jones: The Notorious Seafood Mogul Known as the Codfather Just Got Nearly 4 Years in Prison

• 8/11, Outside Magazine: The 50-Year Legacy of Glacier’s Night of the Grizzlies

• 8/7, High Country News: What the Last Eclipse Tells Us About the 19th-Century American West

• 7/24, High Country News: Why We Should Celebrate Unlovely Fish

• 7/1, Audubon Magazine: Teddy or Not? How Ryan Zinke Is Failing America and Conservation

• 6/15, Yale Environment 360: Feeling the Heat: How Fish Are Migrating From Warming Waters

• 3/20, High Country News: Busting the Tree Ring

• 3/15, Mother Jones: The Deliciously Fishy Case of the Codfather

• 2/27, Ensia: The Growing Plant and Animal Trade Holds Both Promise and Peril

• 2/22, Hakai Magazine: Proposed Policies Could Make America Overfished Again

• 2/10, High Country News: Where Wildlife Is Up Against the Wall

• 1/3, bioGraphic: In Search of Suckers: An Endangered Fish Makes a Comeback in the Grand Canyon’s Depths

2016

• 12/31, The Guardian: The Year of Living Dangerously: Conservationist Terry Tempest Williams Puts Herself on Frontlines of Climate Fight

• 11/10, World Wildlife Magazine: Looking Up: Making a Bahamian Lobster Fishery Sustainable

• 11/3, High Country News: Will a Dam Save the Pallid Sturgeon, or Doom It?

• 10/27, Yale Environment 360: On College Campuses, Signs of Progress on Renewable Energy

• 10/18, Hakai Magazine: Urbanization Might Give an Unexpected Boost to Biodiversity

• 10/5, Environment Yale: Partnering With Nature in New York’s Urban Jungle

• 10/4, Hakai Magazine: The Curious Case of Bermuda’s Mysterious Turtle (also featured on Smithsonian.com)

• 10/3, High Country News: Geologic Vandalism, The Return of the Blob, and Glacier’s Top Dog

• 9/30, Hakai Magazine: Book Review: What a Fish Knows

• 9/9, Science Magazine: No Proof That Predator Culls Save Livestock, Study Claims

• 9/9, Pacific Standard: The Rise of Water Optimism

• 9/1, Earth Island Journal: Book Review: Cross-Country Cougar

• 8/8, High Country News: Columbia River ‘Shadow Tribes’ Face a Housing Crisis

• 8/8, High Country News: Sex, Death, and Spaghetti: Jim Harrison’s Last Writings

• 8/2, Nature Conservancy Magazine: Between Land and Sea

• 8/1, Boston Magazine: Cod is Dead — Is Dogfish the Answer?

• 7/29, Science Magazine: Scientists Mull a Risky Strategy to Save World’s Most Endangered Porpoise

• 6/28, bioGraphic: The Birds and the Bombs

• 6/27, High Country News: The Grand Plan to Save the Yellowstone River (also featured in Outside)

• 6/8, Yale Environment 360: A Rather Bizarre Bivalve Stirs Controversy in Puget Sound

• 5/31, Ensia: Researchers Around the World Are Learning From Indigenous Communities. Here’s Why That’s a Good Thing

• 4/17, High Country News: In Washington, the Nooksack 306 Fight to Stay in Their Tribe

• 4/15, Undark Magazine: Birth Control for Bambi

• OnEarth Magazine: The Government’s Mission to Save a Fish — With Fake Floods and Helicopter Rides

• 4/1, High Country News: Desert Tortoise Militia Occupies Bundy Ranch

• 3/1, Yale Environment 360: In Mexico, Fish Poachers Push Endangered Porpoises to Brink (also featured in The Guardian)

• 2/17, Science: A Virus is Taming Australia’s Bunny Menace, and Giving Endangered Species New Life

• 2/9, Hakai Magazine: Cracking Open the Tuna Code

• 2/3, Hakai Magazine: Underestimating Turbines’ Death Toll

• 2/2, High Country News: The Exotic Dancing Boom in North Dakota Goes Bust

• 1/26, Hakai Magazine: Sea Turtles Won’t Stay Where You Put Them

• 1/25, High Country News: Malheur Occupation Could Set Conservation Back Years

• 1/25, High Country News: Wildlife Services and Its Eternal War on Predators

• 1/21, The Last Word on Nothing: The Lizards of Hastings-on-Hudson

• 1/6, High Country News: Can Plant-Based Feeds Make Aquaculture Sustainable? (also featured in the Missoula Independent)

• 1/4, High Country News: In Gold Fame Citrus, the Nascent Genre of Cli-Fi Looks to California

2015

• 12/21, High Country News: To Save a Pine Tree, Researchers Fight Fungus With Fungus

• 12/14, High Country News: Fishers Recolonize Washington, Part of a Northwest Rewilding

• 12/8, Orion Magazine: Safe Passage

• 12/7, High Country News: Ending the Murrelet Malaise

• 12/1, Nature Conservancy Magazine: A Good Catch

• 11/27, High Country News: Will GMO Salmon Harm Alaska’s Fishing Industry?

• 11/19, High Country News: Ducks Unlimited Fires Writer Over Stream Access Fracas

• 11/18, Canadian Science Publishing: Adapting to the Changing Media Landscape

• 11/9, High Country News: How Do You Sex a Beaver? Squeeze and Sniff

• 11/9, High Country News: The Beaver Whisperer

• 11/1, World Wildlife Magazine: Bristol Bay

• 10/22, High Country News: To Save Washington’s Yakima Basin Fish, Just Add Water

• 10/14, High Country News: Can Studying Morality Help Yellowstone’s Wolves and Bison?

• 10/8, Audubon News: The Nicaragua Canal: Still a Very Bad Plan

• 10/7, High Country News: Sheep Wars Rage on in Southwest Montana

• 10/2, Waterkeeper Magazine: Back from the Brink

• 9/28, High Country News: Can Herbicides Keep Tahoe Blue?

• 9/4, High Country News: Mapping Fish Die-Offs in Warming Waters

• 9/2, The Last Word on Nothing: Walking with Oliver

• 9/2, High Country News: Invasive Crayfish in Oregon Devastate Native Newts

• 8/19, Hakai Magazine: Talkin’ Turtle: The Politics of Sea Turtle Conservation

• 8/10, Motherboard: “Look Down at Your Body. You Have Become a Coral“

• 8/3/2015, High Country News: Young Men and Fire

• 7/22, High Country News: Climate-Vulnerable Pikas May Be Surprisingly Resilient to Wildfire

• 7/15, Hakai Magazine: Lessons from the Bohemian Salmon

• 7/13, Hakai Magazine: Defenders of the Forgotten Fish

• 7/6, Motherboard: The Rewilding

• 7/6, High Country News: For Sea Lions, a Feast of Salmon on the Columbia

• 6/25, Grantland: We Went There: Mark McGwire, Barry Bonds, and Alaska’s 110-Year-Old Twilight Baseball Game

• 6/8, High Country News: A Bull Trout Reintroduction in Oregon Proves What’s Possible

• 6/5, Nautilus: Florida’s Special Sponge for Soaking Up Pollution: Fish

• 6/3, High Country News: I Have Seen the Future, and It Looks Like Mad Max

• 5/11, High Country News: Fisher-Poets of the Pale Tide

• 5/6, High Country News: What Wildlife Scat Can Tell Us About How to Protect Open Space

• 4/23, Ensia: Searching for the Best Dog to Save Livestock — and Wildlife

• 4/20, High Country News: Idaho’s Panther Creek Comes Back from the Dead

• 4/3, High Country News: Fowl Play: California’s Drought Fingered in Bird Deaths

• 4/2, High Country News: Who Should Manage Grand Teton’s Private Inholdings?

• 4/1, High Country News: Business Parks: Feds Sell Naming Rights to Iconic Public Lands (April Fool’s!)

• 3/24, High Country News: Bison to Be Reintroduced in Banff, New Plans for Yellowstone Herd

• 3/2, High Country News: Washington’s Wolverines Stage Tenuous Comeback

• 2/27, High Country News: Big Dig, Big Disgrace

• 2/16, High Country News: The Technique That’s Revolutionizing Aquatic Science

• 2/3, High Country News: Attacks on Federal Research Funding Anger Scientists

• 1/30, Environment Yale: Restoring Salmon Fisheries — And a Tribal Birthright — in the Pacific Northwest

• 1/27, High Country News: Bison, Cows and Rabbits Square Off on Utah’s Range

• 1/20, High Country News: Livin’ on the Dredge: Army Corps Mucks Out the Snake

• 1/19, High Country News: Should We Put a Price on Nature? A Nuanced Look at Ecosystem Services

• 1/13, High Country News: Young Leaders Changing the West

• 1/6, VICE News: The White House Has Pledged to Veto Keystone XL Legislation

2014

• 12/31, VICE News: The EPA Tightened Rules on Coal Waste, But Not Enough, Say Environmentalists

• 12/22, Modern Farmer: The Accidental Lobster Farmers

• 12/22, High Country News: Montana Mycologist Fights Fungus With Fungus

• 12/19, VICE News: You Might Earn $20 Less Per Day Because of Climate Change

• 12/17, Nautilus: Biologists’ Clever Way to Detect Animals They Can’t Find

• 12/9, High Country News: The Great Salmon Compromise

• 12/9, VICE News: Acute Water Shortage Leads to State of Emergency in the Maldives

• 12/6, High Country News: The Most Important Wildlife Management Plans You’ve Never Heard Of

• 12/5, VICE News: These Republicans Think It’s Time for the GOP to Act on Climate Change

• 11/24, High Country News: Can Biomimicry Tackle Our Toughest Water Problems?

• 11/18, VICE News. Closely Studied Population of Polar Bears Drops 40 Percent in Number Over a Decade

• 11/12, VICE News: Denmark Says It Will Produce 100 Percent of Its Energy With Renewables By 2050

• 11/4, VICE News: The Obama Administration Just Sent the Auto Industry a Tough Message About Climate Change

• 10/29, High Country News: The Young and the Reckless: Alaskan Congressman’s Offenses Draw Spotlight

• 10/29, VICE News: Candidate’s Pro-Environment Stance Might Be a Winning Strategy in Michigan Senate Race

• 10/21, VICE News: 2014 on Track To Be Warmest Year Ever Recorded

• 10/15, Nautilus: This Tool-Using Sniper Changed What We Think About Fish

• 10/13, High Country News: Offshore Oil Rigs Can Provide Prime Fish Habitat

• 10/09, Medium: How Did the Meadow Vole Cross the Road?

• 10/07, High Country News: The Earth Has Half as Many Animals as It Did in 1970

• 10/02, Pacific Standard: How Do We Know Our Environmental Laws Are Working? Ask a Great White Shark

• 9/11, Earth Island Journal: End of the Road

• 9/11, High Country News: Fur Flies Over Montana Bobcat Farm

• 8/24, High Country News: In Southcentral Alaska, Salmon Declines Are Pinned On a Toothy Invader

• 8/19, Scientific American: The Battle to Save Yellowstone From Invasive Fish

• 8/13, High Country News: The Roads Scholar

• 8/11, Nautilus: Searching for Disappearing Species in the US’ Deepest Wilds

• 7/29, High Country News: Are We Smart Enough to Solve Our Raven Problem?

• 7/7, High Country News: What’s Killing the Yukon’s Salmon?

• 7/1, Amherst Magazine: Come for the Meal, Stay for the Checkup

• 6/30, OnEarth Magazine: Teach a Country to Fish…

• 6/23, High Country News: A New Mapping Tool Shows How States Value Wildlife

• 6/20, OnEarth Magazine: From Here to Antiquity

• 6/11, High Country News: Hey, Wildlife Services, What Did You Kill?

• 6/4, High Country News: Are Invasive Species Really That Terrible?

• 5/30, High Country News: New California Shrimp: A Reminder of the West’s Undiscovered Biodiversity

• 5/30, High Country News: Rain Watch

• 5/29, NationSwell: It Takes a Village: Crowdfunding Neighborhood Improvement

• 5/23, OnEarth Magazine: Monument Man

• 5/21, High Country News: Obama Names Newest U.S. Monument: New Mexico’s Organ Mountains

• 5/15, Pacific Standard: Catch, Fillet, and Sell the Eggs of a Dinosaur: How to Save the Paddlefish

• 5/9, High Country News: Should the Humpback Whale Stay on the Endangered Species List?

• 5/8, High Country News: A Bear Named Irene

• 4/30, High Country News: What to Expect When You’re Expecting El Niño

• 4/25, High Country News: Restore Fish to Oregon’s Sandy River Basin: Just Add Trees

• 4/17, High Country News: Against the Grain: Proposed FDA Rule Has Beer-Makers Foaming

• 4/10, High Country News: Threatened Lynx Are Bycatch in Idaho Trapping Resurgence

• 4/4, High Country News: How Will British Columbia Power Its Liquefied Natural Gas Industry?

• 4/1, High Country News: Hippos Spark Management Debate

• 3/31, Environment Yale: Healing Western Landscapes From Conservation’s Radical Center

• 3/26, High Country News: New National Monuments Threatened by House Attack on Antiquities Act

• 3/21, High Country News: Hatcheries Make for Happy Anglers, But at What Cost to Wild Fish?

• 3/17, OnEarth Magazine: A Dam Shame

• 3/14, High Country News: Crane Migration Depends on Agriculture and Sustainable Groundwater Management

• 3/14, Conservation Magazine: No-Crossing Zones

• 3/7, High Country News: Are Coal Companies Paying Fair Market Value for Leases on Public Lands?

• 3/3, High Country News: The Legend Behind Salvation Mountain

• 3/1, Earth Island Journal: Home on the Range (also featured on Salon.com)

• 2/20, High Country News: For Native Birds, Cities May Spread Disease While Still Providing Sanctuary

• 2/13, High Country News: Of Mice and Myth: Colorado Flood Recovery the Latest Chapter in Preble’s Mouse Saga

• 2/10, Modern Farmer: In Grizzly Country, What Do You Do With a Dead Cow?

• 2/10, High Country News: With Gila Deadline Looming, New Mexico Debates Its Water Options

• 1/31, High Country News: For Better Or Worse, Feds’ Columbia River Salmon Plan Stays the Course

• 1/28, NationSwell: How to Crowdfund Solar Power

• 1/24, High Country News: From Bison to Birds, National Park Service Rethinks Its Approach to Migratory Species

• 1/16, Green Futures: Informal Networks Provide Essential Services in Cities

2013

• 12/6, OnEarth Magazine: Seriously, Enbridge? Clean Up the Kalamazoo Already!

• 12/4, Environment Yale: Shell Games: Accidental Entrepreneur Cultivates Passion for Oyster Farming

• 11/22, OnEarth Magazine: Anaconda Invasion?

• 11/7, Environment Yale: A New Line of Defense for Wild Salmon Populations

• 10/22, Environment Yale: It’s Complicated: Protecting Wild Horses in the American West

• 10/10, Green Futures: UK Missing Out on Waste to Energy Power

• 10/1, Environment Yale: Three Decades in the Arctic: Defending an Ecosystem at the Crossroads

• 9/23, Earth Island Journal: On the Yukon River, A Troubling Salmon Decline

• 9/16, These Fifty States: In Roswell

• 9/11, High Country News: In Alaska, Fishing Can Be a True Harvest

• 9/10, Environment Yale: Choosing Mighty Themes to Explore Human Ties to the Natural World

• 9/1, Amherst Magazine: The Frontier as Proving Ground

• 7/11, Green Futures: Will We Ever See the End of Land Grabs?

• 5/7, Green Futures: H&M Partners With WWF to Wring Out Water Use

• 5/3, Green Futures: Why Water Managers Are Looking at Tree Rings

• 4/15, Huffington Post: A River Changes Course at the Yale Film Festival

• 4/2, Sage Magazine: The Greatest Migration: As Rainfall Changes, Humans Pack Their Bags

• 4/1, Earth Island Journal: The Catch-22 of New England Fisheries’ Catch Share Scheme

• 3/2o, Yale Environment 360: A Leading Marine Biologist Works to Create a Wired Ocean

• 3/13, Yale Environment 360: An Advocate in Pursuit of Environmental Justice at the EPA

• 3/12, Huffington Post: Diving With Sea Slugs in the Waters of Eilat, Israel

• 1/31, Green Futures: Voluntourism: One Answer to Local Resource Shortages

• 1/1o, The Guardian: Next Generation Environmentalists Embedded in Business

2012

• 12/13, Green Futures: What Will Virtual Water Mean for Trade?

• 11/21, OnEarth Magazine: Rebuild or Retreat: Is It Time to Give up on Places Like the Rockaways?

• 11/12, The Guardian: No Rain? Share Your Neighbour’s Water

• 10/15, Green Futures: California Crowd-Funds Solar Power

• 10/15, Sage Magazine: Delta Blues: Documenting Nigeria’s Oil Conflict

• 9/27, OnEarth Magazine: Gasping for Air: Will Asthma Attacks Make Climate Change Hit Home?

• 8/22, OnEarth Magazine: The Real Cost of Tar Sands

• 8/21, The Independent: Voters Are Ready to Discuss Climate Change, But Are the Candidates Talking?

• 7/31, The Independent: Are Coral Reefs Really Doomed?

• 7/3, OnEarth Magazine: L.A. Water Ways

• 7/3, OnEarth Magazine: Michigan Tar Sands Spill Results in Record Fine

• 6/21, OnEarth Magazine: Sea of Wonders Dodges Mega-Resort Threat

• 4/2, Sage Magazine: Evolutionary War Hero: An Interview With Carl Zimmer

• 1/3, Sage Magazine: Fish Tales: An Interview With Author Paul Greenberg

Environmental Fiction

• “The Rewilding.” Terraform/Motherboard. July 6, 2015

• “The Run.” Bellevue Literary Review. Fall 2014

• “Now We Have the Crocodiles.” Stringybark Stories. 2013