A Freelance Science Writer— Covering the Nexus of Natural History & Environmental Science
As a science writer and photographer, my goal is to capture the curiosity the natural world inspires with a sketchbook, a camera and a laptop. I love uncovering new stories in old museum collections and highlighting the conservation of overlooked species. Learn more about how I came to be such a nature and science aficionado!
A Freelance Science Writer— Covering the Nexus of Natural History & Environmental Science
As a science writer and photographer, my goal is to capture the curiosity the natural world inspires with a sketchbook, a camera and a laptop. I love uncovering new stories in old museum collections and highlighting the conservation of overlooked species. Learn more about how I came to be such a nature and science aficionado!
Published Articles 
I have been lucky to cover some fascinating research for top publications like the New York Times and Scientific American! View all of my published articles, including pieces about singing lemurs, fossil-eating sponges, Triceratops tussles and much more!
Photography
Another passion of mine is photography— capturing the beauty of science and nature through the lens. Whether it’s vast landscapes of the world or coming across creatures along my travels…there is nothing quite like preserving the intricacies of science in a photo.
Art
What better way to express your interest in your passions than through art? As someone who has experience in scientific research and study, creating visuals is a hobby of mine. I love to exercise my creativity through art in diagrams, my findings, fun facts and more.
Check out Jack’s Blog
An Ode to Garter Snakes
Widespread and Harmless, Garter Snakes are Anything but Mundane. A common garter snake hides out between boulders near Asheville, North Carolina. This short essay is meant to accompany a recent article I wrote for Atlas [...]
From the Archives: Yellow-Bellied Serpents of the Warm-Watered Reckoning
The 2018 yellow-bellied sea snake at the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History. Note: this piece was originally written in February 2018 for the University of Southern California’s Annenberg Science Desk. It was revised [...]
A Naturally Curious Road Trip Part 3: A Safari at 12,000 Feet
Climbing the Rocky Mountains in search of Moose, Elk and Bighorn Sheep Above the Trees. It is no wonder how the sublimity of the Rocky Mountains has attracted explorers, artists and conservations for over a [...]
Check out Jack’s Blog
An Ode to Garter Snakes
Widespread and Harmless, Garter Snakes are Anything but Mundane. A common garter snake hides out between boulders near Asheville, North Carolina. This short essay is meant to accompany a recent article I wrote for Atlas [...]
From the Archives: Yellow-Bellied Serpents of the Warm-Watered Reckoning
The 2018 yellow-bellied sea snake at the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History. Note: this piece was originally written in February 2018 for the University of Southern California’s Annenberg Science Desk. It was revised [...]
A Naturally Curious Road Trip Part 3: A Safari at 12,000 Feet
Climbing the Rocky Mountains in search of Moose, Elk and Bighorn Sheep Above the Trees. It is no wonder how the sublimity of the Rocky Mountains has attracted explorers, artists and conservations for over a [...]
