Writing Portfolio
Some recent stories
Why and how to grow your own food forest (The Globe and Mail, September 2024)
From field to frock, Canadian flax and linen is full of promise (The Globe and Mail, August 2024)
How to rewild your lawn (Chatelaine, Spring 2024)
An ode to goldenrod (Sierra Magazine, November 2023)
Inside the movement for Canadian wool (The Globe and Mail, October 2023)
I switched to a credit union to help fight climate change (Chatelaine, May 2023)
An investor’s guide to ESG reporting in Canada (MoneySense, April 2023)
DIY meadows: Bringing back the Indigenous ecosystems that Victoria, British Columbia, lost after colonization (Sierra Magazine, August 2022)
Beyond the honeybee: How the elusive rusty-patched bumblebee has inspired efforts to save pollinators (The Globe and Mail, June 2022)
I’m a travel writer who stopped flying during the pandemic. Can I keep it up for the climate? (Chatelaine, May 2022)
If feeding wildlife is wrong, why does it feel so right? (Asparagus, April 2022)
Why I invested in community bonds (The Globe and Mail, February 2022)
Q&A with Emma Marris: “I’m really ready to leave this wilderness worshipping behind” (Rewilding Magazine, October 2021)
Why feeling lazy means you’re working too hard (Workshop Magazine, June 2021)
Rewilding, or letting native plants run their course, can be a boon for urban environments (The Globe and Mail, May 15, 2021)
Innovators in the Canadian textile world are building a new model for clothing production (The Globe and Mail, July 2, 2020)