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ASJA Award
My story for bioGraphic about killing one type of owl to save another in the Pacific Northwest won an award from the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) in the Business/Technology/Science category! The announcement is here. You can read the story here.
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The Atlantic: How Rats Could Lead to Autism Drugs That Actually Work
Mice have long been the mainstay of autism research, but a small group of scientists say rats are the superior choice. Rats are bigger, smarter, friendlier — and a lot more fun. This story originally ran in Spectrum as: "Meet the newest contestant in the scientific rat race."
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Star Tribune: On climb up Grand Teton, marriage reaches new heights
When my husband suggested that we climb the Grand Teton to celebrate our 10th anniversary, I said I’d think about it. Then I locked myself in the bathroom and googled: “Will I die climbing the Grand?” I wrote about our anniversary trip for the Star Tribune.
