Finding Entry-Level Science Communication Positions
I studied biology at a college where, for most people, medicine and research were the only imaginable ways forward. By my second year, I...
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vnalamalapu3
Jan 27, 20212 min read
The Giving Tree and the Not-Giving Boy
Last week, I encountered the idea of reciprocal relationships with the environment for what felt like the first time. I was reading...
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vnalamalapu3
Nov 6, 20202 min read
When Goats Fly and Wildlife Management Succeeds
The densely forested foothills of the Olympics steeply descend into the clear, cool waters of Lake Crescent. The area is rich with...
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vnalamalapu3
Aug 20, 20201 min read
Floaters and Their Unwinnable Games
I cross the threshold of my front door into a burst of sunlight. I blink a few times and look around. All is as it was—asphalt punctuated...
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vnalamalapu3
Jul 20, 20202 min read
An Ode to Old Man's Beard
The air is still and heavy with a dense fog. My ears are alert, listening for the soft pad of paws on soil or the distinctive snap of a...
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vnalamalapu3
Jun 7, 20202 min read
Erratic Rock, Erratic Times
A few meters into Olympic National Park’s Heather Park Trail, I came across a weary, elderly man. “Are you hiking to Halfway Rock?” I...
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May 25, 20202 min read
Sea Breezes: A Runner's Foe
On one of my few daily excursions out of my house during this time of COVID-19 and stay at home orders, I go for a run. Some days, I run...
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