How many stories have you had in National Geographic?
To date, I’ve published 40 stories in National Geographic magazine. Here’s a list:
- Vanishing: What We Lose When Animals Go Extinct, September 2019 (Vanishing)
- Have Parrots Become Too Popular for Their Own Good?, June 2018 (Parrots)
- Why Birds Matter, and Are Worth Protecting, January 2018 (Why Birds Matter)
- Out of the Shadows, the Wildcats You’ve Never Seen, February 2017 (Out of the Shadows)
- The Photo Ark, April 2016 (The Photo Ark)
- Who Will Thrive? November 2015 (Who Will Thrive)
- Building the Ark, October 2013 (Building The Ark)
- The Rebirth of Gorongosa, June 2013 (Gorongosa Park)
- Koala Rescue, May 2012 (Koala Rescue)
- Albertine Rift, November, 2011 (Albertine Rift)
- Great Migrations, November, 2010 (Great Migrations)
- Gulf Oil Spill, October, 2010 (Gulf Oil Spill)
- Silent Streams, April, 2010 (Freshwater Species)
- State Fairs, July, 2009 (State Fairs)
- The Vanishing: Amphibian Loss, April, 2009 (Amphibians)
- Countdown to Extinction, January, 2009 (Endangered Species)
- Bioko Island, August, 2008 (Bioko)
- In Search of the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, December 2006 (Ivory-Billed Woodpecker)
- Alaska’s North Slope, May 2006 (Alaska’s North Slope)
- Brazil’s Wild Wet: Pantanal, August 2005 (online)
- Drilling the West, July 2005 (online)
- Atacama Desert, August 2003 (online)
- Three Peaker, July 2003 (online)
- Pacific Suite, February 2003 (online)
- Attwater’s Prairie-Chickens, March 2002 (online)
- Grizzly Bears, July 2001
- Madidi: Bolivia’s Spectacular National Park, March 2000 (online)
- Nebraska, November 1998
- Gray Wolves, May 1998
- National Wildlife Refuges, October 1996
- Tex-Mex Border, February 1996
- Utah, January 1996
- Dead or Alive: The Endangered Species Act, March 1995
- Boston, July 1994
- Federal Lands of the West, February 1994
- Connecticut, February 1994
- Northern California, July 1993
- Hurricane Andrew Aftermath, April 1993
- Eagles on the Rise, November 1992
- America’s Third Coast, July 1992
