My name is Olivia Milloway (she/her) and I’m an audio storyteller, science communicator, and writer. In college, I studied biology and environmental science and wrote love poems to the elegance of evolution and the messiness of ecology. But after taking courses in bioethics, journalism, and history, I craved investigative tools outside academia to make sense of the world.
I love helping researchers tell the stories of their own work, in their own voices, and believe that compelling science communication happens at the nexus of fact and emotion. My work has appeared in Smithsonian Voices, The Bitter Southerner, The Working Waterfront Newspaper, Park Science Magazine, and more. I also created, produced, and edited season one of Sea to Trees, Acadia National Park’s official narrative science podcast. Through a career in environmental journalism, I hope to help further environmental justice and equitable conservation in the Southeast.
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