Proud of my friend Nai for her Conservation Biology commentary paper! This is her story: nairadegracia.medium.com/fury-to-public… TLDR: She got mad in a conservation biology class (as one does), wrote a paper, and thru the process, learned so much more than most con bio programs offer.

Shout out to all the legislators going out on dinner dates with Exxon lobbyists so they can say a Green New Deal is too expensive 👍🏽

"For de Gracia, 'the crazy joy of remote living' meant 5 months studying penguins 'at the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, just above' the Antarctic Circle...An intriguing, introspective account." #TheLastColdPlace by Naira de Gracia Kirkus Reviews spr.ly/60193oEL9

It's publication day for #TheLastColdPlace and author Naira de Gracia! Lab Girl meets Why Fish Don’t Exist in this brilliant, fascinating memoir about a young scientist’s experience studying penguins in Antarctica: spr.ly/6016O17LO

#TheLastColdPlace (spr.ly/6016Ob4lr) author Naira de Gracia talks Antarctica, penguins, and more with CTV News spr.ly/6015Ob4lR

Working in extreme Antarctic conditions, Naira de Gracia studied predators and prey, birds and seals. Along the way, she searched for a sense of home in one of the world's wildest places, discovering fragility, terror, and ultimately, the magic of life. bit.ly/cw_penguins

The scale of the loss is unprecedented. Naira de Gracia explains what scientists monitoring a handful of emperor penguin colonies in Antarctica saw through satellite imagery. Very hard to imagine what these penguins felt leaving their chicks behind. 😢 nautil.us/thousands-of-p…

We spoke with Naira de Gracia, a writer and biologist with extensive fieldwork experience in remarkable locations on Earth, including the #Antarctic. We deep dive in her last book: The Last Cold Place: A Field Season Studying Penguins in #Antarctica 🐧 asoc.org/ice-archive/in…