Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute: Leatherback migrations: stay near home or set off across the ocean? (2024)

Smithsonian Voices: ‘Scientists for Scientists’ Wartime Grant Brings Ukrainian Bat Biologists to Panama (2024)

Smithsonian Voices: Red-eyed Treefrog Eggs Hatch a Plan to Escape Warming Temperatures (2024), published in Panamanian newspaper La Prensa in print and digitally

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute: Language and cultural “intercambios” bring the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute community together (2024)

Smithsonian Voices: Archeologists Learn How to Piece Together the Past (2024), published in other digital outlets including Panamá América and La Prensa’s Ella’s Newsletter.

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute: Understanding Panama’s Blue Carbon Stock (2024), published in Panamanian newspapers La Prensa, Metro Libre, and ECO, and covered by EFE

Smithsonian Voices: Following the Swarm: Making a Documentary Short Film in Panama’s Tropical Forest (2024)

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute: “Entangled” field course weaves together natural history, social science, tropical ecology, and cultural exchange (2024)

Reach the World: Olivia’s Journey to Panama (2024)

Smithsonian Voices: Gamboa Bat Nights: Bilingual Noches de Murciélagos along the Panama Canal (2023)

Park Science: If Seaweed Could Talk (2023)

The Working Waterfront: Untangling Acadia’s ‘bad air’ days (2023), published in print and digitally

National Park Service: The ‘Bug Lady’ of Schoodic Point (2022)

Schoodic Institute: Students explore science and art through photojournalism (2022)

Schoodic Institute: Getting to Know the Sounds and Stories of Acadia (2022)

Schoodic Institute: What a climate station can teach us about Acadian forests (2022)

Bitter Southerner: Piecing Together the Green Burial Movement (2022), recommended by Sam Sifton, assistant managing editor of culture and lifestyle at The New York Times