Check out this NW Science Writers field reporting panel with Dr. Jenny Morber Ashley Braun Lauren Frohne WUDAN YAN | wudan.bsky.social. If you aren't in Seattle, Zoom in!

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I’ll be talking field reporting, how to prepare and work on location, and gathering the details for scene and narrative in places like redwood forests! Alpine meadows! The Great Barrier Reef! w/ NW Science Writers on Weds. 4/24

“In the more open areas—which are maintained open by fire—you get deeper snow, and it sticks around longer.' Read the article from bioGraphic featuring #DRI 's Gabrielle Boisrame (@ecopyrohydro) and her study, restoring natural fire regime: biographic.com/fire-for-water. #DiscoverDRI

Read my latest feature and see my photos to learn about the fire-water connection 👇🔥🌊

🚨Webinar next week: On Mon, Nov. 13 at 11AM ET, DeSmog is hosting a journalist-to-journalist briefing on how to better cover carbon capture and avoid pitfalls and misleading fossil fuel industry narratives #COP28 #journalist #climate desmog.com/a-journalists-…

Did you miss our #SciWriAwards ceremony at ScienceWriters2023? Meet the honorees and finalists of our 2023 NASW Science in Society (SIS) Journalism Awards, and our 2023 NASW Excellence in Institutional Writing Awards (EIWA):

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Special thanks to the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, who began building the first modern sea garden to reclaim culture, health, & food & protect against rising, acidifying seas. I’m so grateful for their invitation to witness the construction of their sea garden last August

And some very kind words from the National Association of Science Writers (NASW) judges:

Read Ashley's piece here, about the history (and future potential) of sea gardening hakaimagazine.com/news/how-indig…

So thrilled + grateful to receive this award from National Association of Science Writers (NASW)! Huge thanks to my amazing editor Colin, the entire Hakai team, and all the sea gardening practitioners and academics who generously shared their knowledge with me

ANNOUNCEMENT: Please join the National Association of Science Writers in congratulating the winners of the 2023 NASW Science in Society (SIS) Journalism Awards: nasw.org/article/nasw-s… #SciWriAwards [1/5]

In part two we zoom out. Ashley Braun explores how fish meal transformed mid-20th century agriculture, the booms and busts that followed, and the way this fraught history should guide how we think about fish meal today

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Shell's CEO chose the hottest day in human history to announce he was reneging on the company's climate pledges.
Thanks to the @newyorker for letting me call out this kind of despicable behavior
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At the end of May @Crosscut parent company, Cascade Public Media , decided to lay off 5 women, two of us women of color working in communities that have historically been misrepresented and/or systematically excluded in media coverage in the past.

#OnThisDay in 1970, King County voters rejected a rail transit plan and three other Forward Thrust bond proposals. historylink.org/File/3961