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Cherry blossom gifts have such a long history! Dear readers, pick up the April @NatGeoMag to learn more from me about the intriguing back story of the 1st 2,000 cherry blossom trees gifted to the U.S. in 1909—and the massive National Mall bonfire built to destroy them

Iran frees scientists who studied big cats in surprise move nature.com/articles/d4158…

It's fluffy. It's got a bright pink nose. It's very fatty. Meet the peculiar, incredible "bacon bug" in my May @NatGeoMag feature, with gorgeous Nichole Sobecki photojournalism. These bugs, Cortni Borgerson hopes, will help save endangered lemurs.

Devastating news that includes nearly 20,000 people in the Dadaab refugee camps in northeastern Kenya

You would be shocked how often the status of the Brontosaurus comes up in parent conversations! nature.com/articles/natur…

So sorry to hear this. He was such a talented journalist and a nice person. May his memory be a blessing.

Such a thrill seeing my byline in the ⁦The New York Times⁩ today! nytimes.com/2024/05/25/opi…

Painted woolly bats are cute and their coloring is striking—bright orange and black. That's why I reported last yr National Geographic that they're in such high demand online. That's also why some animal welfare groups today asked U.S. FWS to protect them under the Endangered Species Act.

I'm happy to share that I've started a new job working for NASA (as a contractor)! I'm a team lead elevating the storytelling at NASA's Human Research Program—a group focused on how humans can live in space and navigate the risks of crewed missions to the Moon, Mars, & beyond.

Now live: Had fun profiling photojournalist and NatGeo Explorer Hailey Sadler for the summer edition of Johns Hopkins University magazine -- an edition focused on incredible women. Cc National Geographic Society hub.jhu.edu/magazine/2024/…

Bird flu cases among animals continue to rise. What's that mean for us and other species? Check out my new Atmos cover story complemented with gorgeous Jacques Brun photos. atmos.earth/bird-flu-is-sp…

This is horrible news. I hope that this publication somehow finds a way. Such interesting, enterprising reporting there. Possible funders, take note!

A chilling The New York Times investigation into how a chain of for-profit psychiatric hospitals is allegedly holding patients against their will and without medical need for $$ — causing fear, patient job loss, hesitation about seeking future care nytimes.com/2024/09/01/bus…

Here's my message to young people: you wouldn't let a bunch of old people decide what music you're going to listen to or what clothes you're going to wear – so don't let them decide your future. Make a plan to vote today: IWillVote.com/Obama

Turner Station is a historically Black community right outside of Baltimore. It's where Henrietta Lacks lived. Parts of it routinely flood. It also has industrial pollutants including PCBs. A grp of mostly retirees are fighting for its future. My latest: nature.org/en-us/magazine…