2023
Worried about Sea Level Rise? Look for the Lichens, Hakai Magazine (reprinted in The Atlantic, Popular Science, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists)
For Melon Farmers, Insects' Benefits May Outweigh Their Costs, Civil Eats
Why Do Sharks Attack Humans?, Discover Magazine
Oregon Capital Chronicle: 3 science, nature and agriculture articles
A Bank of Her Own, JSTOR Daily
Corvallis Science & Nature, 13 weekly columns for the Corvallis Advocate
2022
Vultures Prevent Tens of Millions of Metric Tons of Carbon Emissions Each Year, Scientific American
130-Year-Old Menus Show How Climate Change Is Already Affecting What We Eat, Hakai Magazine (reprinted in The Atlantic, Wired and Atlas Obscura)
Every Good Bird Does Fine, JSTOR Daily
(chosen as an Editor's Pick for 2022)
Scientists Use Sound to Attract Baby Oysters Back to the Reef, The Scientist
Inside the Project Trying to Save Datasets from Extinction, The Scientist
A Precautionary Tale, JSTOR Daily
A World of Wildlife in Abandoned Mines, The Scientist
Solving the Mystery of Washington’s Bigleaf Maple Die-Off, Earth Island Journal
Corvallis Science & Nature, 9 weekly columns for the Corvallis Advocate
2021
Why Pair Bonding Seabirds Break Up, Hakai Magazine
2012-2016 (fiction)
The Ghost Lottery (Audio), The Overcast (2016)
Fylgia in the City, Plasma Frequency (2016) (Available through Amazon, Createspace, etc.)
There Once Was a Lady, New Myths (2015)
Trial of the God-Star, Daily Science Fiction (2014)
You Wouldn't Download a Mom, Plasma Frequency (2014)
Its Terrible White Horn, Mad Scientist Journal (2014)
Album, New Myths (2013)
Piper (Audio), Cast of Wonders (2013)
The Canary and the Roach, Redshifted: Martian Stories anthology (2013) (Available for purchase)
Setting the Price, Over the Brink: Tales of Environmental Disaster anthology (2012) (Available for purchase)
Interviews
ABC Radio (Australia): Climate change and seafood menus (2022)
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