Writer for Hire
stops along the tracks include writing for
newsletters
community outreach
image building
press releases, pitches, blog posts, content across channels
strategic grant writing
launching community events
strong fields:
story
ghostwriting
newsletter clips featuring environmental stories
Litterati
Grazing for Wildfire Control
Grazing for Wildfire Control
Join the community identifying, mapping,
and collecting the world's litter
Soda cans, plastic bags, and cigarette butts litter the environment, choke wildlife, and threaten our planet. Litterati is tackling this problem - one piece of litter at a time
| Jan 31. 2019 |
Grazing for Wildfire Control
Grazing for Wildfire Control
Grazing for Wildfire Control
Managed grazing can help control non-native plants, providing habitat for pollinators, and sequestering carbon.
| Sep 2, 2021 |
Down to the Waterline
Grazing for Wildfire Control
Down to the Waterline
Our February flood has left town. Since then, more than 1.1m acres of cropland and 84,000 acres of pastureland have flooded Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin and Minnesota...
| August 8, 2019 |
Creative Writing
scriptwriting
scriptwriting
scriptwriting
The crescent moon was up early. Paolo had eaten dinner with it. Now that it was gone, the farmer was alone, restless, unable to sleep in his aging cottage tucked under the elephantine oak. Summer nights often found him falling asleep outside in the hammock counting stars through the branches but on that night he walked over to the big house to make coffee and quietly settle into a broken Adirondack he had built in woodshop years ago.
from the screenplay ROWS
copy writing
scriptwriting
scriptwriting
The bikes are walked from the Farmers’ Market to the boathouse where the corn is best shucked; time enough for a last cast before dinner.
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A towhead girl of seven rides her beach bike barefoot while holding tight to the flower basket that overflows with lilacs; a present for her grandmother. As she nears her gran’s cottage she can hear Nina Simone pouring her heart out from the old turntable; the singer skipping over scratches in the vinyl - and I’m feel ling good.
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With a canopy of Dogwoods and Red Bud lining your path, you and your mother enjoy a stroll on the garden. Arm in arm she tells you stories of her youth and giggles like a schoolgirl.
from Olive Ateliers Catalogue