National Geographic Society’s Story Telling Boot Camp Lightning Talks at National Geographic Headquarters in Washington, DC. July 19th, 2019.
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2020
Gizmodo: Paleontologists predict what future animals might look like.
Gizmodo: Fossilized vomit and feces are delighting paleontologists.
2019
University of the West Indies Today: Asphalt Giants: paleontologists bring home Trinidad’s tar pit fossil legacy.
Monterey County Weekly: The California grizzly has been extinct for a generation. Now researchers are considering whether to try and bring it back
2018
Los Angeles Magazine: Can Angelenos and Coyotes Coexist?
Science News: Society names 50 Advocates to mentor underserved students.
NHM Research & Collections News: California’s Grizzly Past
Monterey Herald: PG museum to play key role in grizzly research project.
2017
Newsweek: Giant Caribbean sloths disappeared in extinction that also killed off monkeys and giant rodents.
El Periódico: La llegada de los humanos al Caribe causó una gran extinción de mamíferos.
LiveScience: Humans Doomed Caribbean’s ‘Lost World’ of Ancient Mammals.
New Scientist: Human arrivals wiped out the Caribbean’s giant ground sloths.
The Scientist, Image of the Day: The Last Sloth.
Gizmodo: How This ‘Slow,’ ‘Clumsy,’ and Seriously Weird Animal Has Outsmarted Death.
International Business Times: How the cute, furry and highly venomous Solenodon survived extinction against all odds.
2016
Diario Libre: Hallan fósil de mono extinto en Parque Nacional Jaragua.
Popular Science: Humans spread over South America like an invasive species.
Science Magazine News: Humans spread through South America like an invasive species.
IFL Science: Humans Colonizing South America Resembled Invasive Species.
2014
Stanford Report: Stanford students create interactive tool that tells the story of global change.
2008
New York Times: North Carolina student wins $100,000 Intel Science Award.
