Most of my time has been spent writing textbooks, which aren’t available online, but I write for mass media too.
Oft-Overlooked Jellyfisheries are too Big to Ignore, Hakai
How a Sea Anemone Can Help Us Hear, Proto
Animal Mothers Remind Us a Lot of Our Own, National Geographic
Like Deadpool, This Jellyfish Has Amazing Superpowers, National Geographic
What you should know about the Paris climate talks, Babble
Silence on the Suez: The Huffington Post
Migrating Home (Book Review): LabLit.com
A Key to the Keystone Problem: The Huffington Post
Suez Expansion: Effects Unknown: Nature
Under the Ships in the Suez Canal: The New York Times
Let’s Attack Mars: The Huffington Post
Climate Predictions: Worst-Case May Be Most Accurate: National Geographic News
Reporting from the Front Lines of the Texas Evolution Debate: Wired.com
Harness the Sea: National Geographic Magazine
3 Degrees of Japan’s Seas: National Geographic Magazine
Meltdown Proof Nukes: National Geographic Magazine
Up a Slippery Slope: National Geographic Magazine
Robot Fish: National Geographic Magazine
Sky Rivers: National Geographic Magazine
Ox Redux: National Geographic Magazine
IBM Puts Supercomputer in Jeopardy: Inside Science News Service
Look, Up in the Sky – It’s Aeroecology: Inside Science News Service
Barcodes Refocus Understanding of Ecosystems: Inside Science News Service
Believing in the Pygmy Bunny: Inside Science News Service
Ocean Studying Satellite “No Longer Recoverable”: Inside Science News Service
No Phosphorus? No Worries! Marine Life Finds Substitutes: Oceanus
The Yellow Mark of Death in Corals: Oceanus
Geological Sequestration FAQs website
MULTIMEDIA
C-SPAN Book Discussion “Key to Conservation” with Jane Alexander and Miriam Horn
C-SPAN Book Discussion on Countdown with Alan Weisman
C-SPAN Book Discussion “Humanizing Medical Mysteries” with Rebecca Skloot and Molly Caldwell Crosby
Women. Connected. Podcast: “Building Relationships and Rapport over Skype”
Women and Their Work Gallery. Beyond THIRST: Community Discussion “Can Art Change the World?”
Amherst College: “Many Drafts of Writer’s Lives”