Put on a fresh pot of coffee, folks, because I have a lot of reading for you this Monday morning.
Last week saw the publication of a ton of new articles by me. Not only that, the articles themselves stand out from everything else that I've done so far this year.
Let's start with my latest feature for TakePart. This massive article -- my longest and most complex to date -- took me high into the Oregon mountains and (by phone) to forests around the world. It was tough work, but boy was it worth it:
Drones' New Mission: Save the Forests
My next piece is also something different for me. Motherboard spent all of last week telling stories of what they called the Silicon Divide, about how women are underrepresented in and by technology. As part of
the series, they asked me to write an essay about my attempts at source
parity. Now, I never write essays, but this was an important topic to explore and it generated an unbelievable response from readers. Check it out:
What Happened When I Pushed Myself to Interview More Women
Moving on to publisher number three, here's my latest for Audubon, one of my most inspiring wildlife stories in a long time:
Endangered Hawaiian Bird Immortalized In Space
On a completely different subject, Slate dropped me a line last Monday and asked me to write this, my first piece for them:
This Week’s Back-to-Back Earthquakes Don’t Mean the World Is Ending
Getting back to TakePart, here are two new news articles from my regular wildlife beat:
The Information Age Is Failing the World’s Wildlife
Can a Park the Size of New York City Save Sumatran Rhinos and Tigers?
Finally this week, here's my latest high-tech careers feature for IEEE-USA InSight. It's a fun one:
Engineers & Entrepreneurs: Are You Missing this Key Skill?
Holy cow, what a week! I hope you enjoy reading them all. Meanwhile, keep checking Twitter for my latest headlines. This week coming week should be another exciting one.
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