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Sep 9, 20201 min read
The tension and inspiration of place: a conversation about writing & learning
There is a great deal to learn about the work, craft, pleasure, and opportunity of writing by reflecting on what inspires us, what...
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Sep 20, 20191 min read
Public Radio covers poetry+science paper
In an audio interview and this edited transcript, Wyoming Public Radio reporter London Homer-Wambeam interviewed me about an art-science...
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Oct 4, 20182 min read
Article: Poetry as a Creative Practice to Enhance Engagement and Learning in Conservation Science
This article was such a fun research and writing project. We were working from the foundational question of how to connect scientists to...
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Jun 15, 20164 min read
Is this SciComm? A book review about a non-science book
I’ve been mulling over the boundaries of #SciComm, in the wake of a book review I published this week on The Volta Blog. The book I...
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Apr 10, 20163 min read
What do science writing and sketching have to do with each other? Wyoming EPSCoR asked me…
I was recently interviewed for the Wyoming EPSCoR program’s blog. In addition to a number of questions specific to the nature of...
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May 20, 20154 min read
Should we be feeding wild birds? How a desire to sketch birds led to a romp through the bird-feeding
Cross-posted on www.drawntothewest.com A lot of those articles relate closely to the two-part series I just wrapped up about attracting...
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Apr 20, 20152 min read
Drawn to the West: a syndicated sciart column
If there’s anything I enjoy more than sketching and illustrating the world around me, it’s sharing… …what I discover or wonder about with...
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Jun 23, 20142 min read
Conserving Quebec’s Caribou
The Conserving Quebec’s Caribou series came to life at a potluck, where I was speaking with Chrystel, now a PhD student at Université...
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Dec 14, 20121 min read
Aldo et ses amis/ Aldo and Friends
Meet Aldo.  He’s an urban donkey, at least half of every year.  He winters in the Bishop’s garden at the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy...
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