Meet SEJ member Anne N. Connor! She is a Vermont-based science writer with a focus on climate resilience and environmental solutions. Her stories have been published in Undark, Vox, Knowable, Flyway and The Scientist. She holds a master’s degree in science writing from Johns Hopkins University.

Anne has been an SEJ member since February 2020, and has enjoyed our daily EJToday [2] emails and the #SEJ2020 conference [3]. She recommends SEJ membership because "it's a good way to connect with other environmental journalists."

She's also a member of National Association of Science Writers [4] (NASW) and Solutions Journalism Network [5] (SJN).

Check out some of Anne's stories:

• "Cleaning Up Runoff: Simple Ways To Handle Stormwater Can Protect the Environment and Prevent Flooding [6]," The Pragmatic Idealist, March 23, 2021.
• "Road Salt Is Imperiling Aquatic Ecosystems. It Doesn’t Have To. [7]" Undark, March 11, 2021.
• "Snowshowing and Other Endangered Activities, [8]" Flyway, Fall/Winter 2020.
• "San Antonio Finds the Key to Flood Control in Its Gardens [9]," NRDC, December 23, 2019.
• "Why You Want Oysters and a Salt Marsh Between You and a Hurricane [10]," Vox, June 3, 2019.

Find Anne:

@AnneENConnor [11]
Website [12]
Newsletter [13]

 

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