Team Trash: Where People and Wildlife Meet
Bethany BrookshireThis is a newsletter about animals, people, and trash. Because if there's one thing we can all agree on, it's trash.
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It was recently peer review week in the academic world, and one article was making the rounds: ‘Substandard and unworthy’: why it’s time to banish bad-mannered reviews. The piece highlighted a recent video showcasing highly successful scien...
How is nature like art?
Is a coyote natural? Where? In what contexts?
What to expect when you're expecting to be interviewed
(As per usual: This is just my opinion. It might not be yours! In this case, this is also my journalistic practice, and it might not be yours! That’s ok. It doesn’t make either of us bad people. So like, take that into account.)
What's a butt?
Last week I had the pleasure to report a new study documenting a very cool effort at freshwater crocodile conservation. Freshwater crocodiles in Australia die if they eat live invasive (and very poisonous) cane toads, which are spreading ac...
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I'm a science journalist, author of the book Pests: How Humans Create Animal Villains. Join me on Team Trash, where we talk about all the way humans and wildlife meet. Love trash. Be free.
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