
Great Lakes reporter @journalsentinel via @Report4America || Climate & soil scientist || Story tips: [email protected] || she/her
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I gave a TEDx talk on rebuilding public trust in science. I talked about how my view of science changed once I started doing #scicomm & what universities & media outlets can do together to rebuild trust. Video to come! 📸 @TEDxOshkosh image courtesy Weston Imaging Group
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Curious about my beat? Read about how I approach my reporting here (no paywall). Thanks to @mdesisti for making me look more professional than I usually do!
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My first byline in @grist!!!
Good story by @madeline_heim @grist about the vast number of aging "agricultural dams" across the US and the failure risk they pose. And what can be done about it. (Remove them and turn to nature-based solutions.) grist.org/politics/the-fate-…
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Really powerful (and terrifying) story out this morning by @caitlooby on why this hurricane season matters even for states as far north as Wisconsin: jsonline.com/story/news/loca…
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The rumors are true: Ask me and @jessieopie anything on Reddit, *9/26 at noon! (It’s September now, not August).
Looking forward to sharing info about voting, candidates, campaigns, conventions, referendum questions and more!
Here's me in a cheesehead. Please join my @journalsentinel colleague and friend @hopekarnopp + me to talk Wisconsin politics on Sept. 26!
New story out today on how Bayfield County foresters are working to save forested wetlands from the emerald ash borer. @journalsentinel / @Report4America
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I love Devil's Lake. You love Devil's Lake. ~2.5 million people visit it every year!
I wrote about the toll that massive crowds are taking on the landscape and the staff, and people who are stepping up to help.jsonline.com/story/news/2024…
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Fearing a catastrophic oil spill in the “Everglades of the North,” the Bad River tribe of Northern Wisconsin sued to have an aging pipeline removed, and won. But the pipeline remains and a proposed reroute would still pass through their watershed. insideclimatenews.org/news/2…
This summer, I had the opportunity to visit the Kakagon Sloughs on the Bad River Band's land. The opportunity to learn about the beauty of the area really moved me.
I also wrote a story about Enbridge's Line 5 reroute project: jsonline.com/story/news/loca…
Give these stories a read if you have the opportunity. @journalsentinel, @Report4America
It's definitely a dream to report on a beat that makes me say "what the hell" at least once per week. My latest for @journalsentinel / @Report4America jsonline.com/story/news/loca…
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This gorgeous story by @caitlooby is well worth your time. Beautifully written, and critically important about the Kakagon Sloughs and the Ojibwe's fight to protect the region.
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I'll be part of the @journalsentinel team covering the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee this month & am doing a reddit AMA with @jessieopie in r/milwaukee at noon central time on July 9. Bring your questions!
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Milwaukee’s #Juneteenth celebration is happening. Stop by the @journalsentinel booth and say HI 👋 #FreeSwag
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From RNC to Top Chef, Milwaukee is having a moment.
Ahead of the start of the city's best season, @journalsentinel is publishing its 100 objects project.
The purpose: to spark conversation abt what defines this great city & celebrate what makes it unique
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Congratulations to @Madeline_Heim/@JournalSentinel for winning second place in the feature reporting category for: “The Mississippi River is central to America's story. Why doesn't it get more love?” jsonline.com/story/news/2023…
It's a crazy news week w/ reporters doing incredible work documenting what's going on in Wisconsin.
If you have a minute to fill your sense of wonderment, here's a story about what I learned is hiding on the bottom of Lake Michigan. jsonline.com/story/news/2024…
Our reporting on Indigenous knowledge and climate change solutions was recognized by the @HeadlinerAwards.
I’m so grateful for our sources that trusted us with their invaluable insights and for the chance to work with @vaisvilas_frank and @madeline_heim on this project.
And the final story in the series by @vaisvilas_frank and I discusses threats to water quality and how tribes are protecting the Great Lakes: jsonline.com/story/news/2023…
The series was funded by a reporting grant from @Poynter.





















