Prose and Communications

*Can You Catch Salmon with a Handline? Kayak Angler. September, 2021

*Old Cascade Crest Loop. Statesman Journal. September, 2021

*Our Herd. The Last Word On Nothing. June, 2021

*Corvallis to the Sea Trail. Statesman Journal. April, 2021. Thanks to NY Times columnist Nicholas Kristof for tweeting this article.

*Storytelling with the Written Word. A talk I gave for the Surfrider Foundation. March 9, 2021

*Saving Connection. Newport News Times. June, 2020. The Art of Shaping. Newport News Times. February, 2020

*Watching Marmots. Cascadia Magazine. October, 2019

*Perils and Solutions Around Microplastics Explored | Into the Jeweled Sea | Corvallis to Sea Trail. Newport News Times. February-April, 2019

*Tricky Fin. Geospatial Ecology of Marine Megafauna Laboratory. February, 2019

*Coring the Forest. Cascadia Magazine. *(winner of 2018 Health and Science Reporting category—small publications—in the Western Washington chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists’ annual awards). August, 2018

*Introductory Bicycle Tour of Portland. Travel Oregon. May, 2018

*An Encounter with Marine Debris. Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition. February, 2018

*The Pairing of Painting and Prose. Literary Arts. November, 2017

* A Year After Blocking the Fennica, Kayaktivists are Trying to Cook Up Something Bigger. Willamette Week. September, 2016

* A Washington County case study: How the Oregon Food Bank, Manaia Cafe and Caruso Produce are fighting food insecurity. May, 2016

*The Best Worst Case Scenario. Limbo Magazine. January, 2016

* An Introduction to Adelante Mujeres Washington County Business Bulletin. January, 2016

*Literary Arts blog posts, including this on Simon Winchester and this on Lauren Redniss. October, 2015

*The Willamette Week published this reflection on the Tilikum Crossing opening. September, 2015

*A three part story called The Northerners in Failbetter magazine

*Wheel, Racing Stripes, and A Resting Place were published in the2ndhand.com between 2009-2013

*A Resting Place also saw life at Longform.org

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