Authored blog posts and op-eds
Seattle Times. 2022. The next wave of U.S. ocean conservation: Creating marine protected areas with community input.
Our Daily Planet Bright Ideas. 2020. Achieving Fully Protected Marine Reserves is Increasingly Urgent
IB Graduate Student Association Research Spotlight: Jenna Sullivan
Our Daily Planet Bright Ideas. 2020. Achieving Fully Protected Marine Reserves is Increasingly Urgent
IB Graduate Student Association Research Spotlight: Jenna Sullivan
Media coverage of research
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Oregon State University press release. October 22, 2019. Oregon State scientists tout ocean protection progress, give roadmap for more.
NationalGeographic.com. May 24, 2016. Starfish Baby Boom Surprises Biologists. KMTR News, Eugene Oregon. May 12, 2016. Large number of sea stars on Oregon coast significant after major loss, biologists say. <- (interviewed for news broadcast on research) Seeker. May 12, 2016. Starfish Baby Boom Gives Hope Amid Wasting Disease. Reuters. May 11, 2016. Baby starfish return to Oregon, California after massive die-off. |
Science World Report. May 11, 2016. Climate Change Update: Warmer Temperature Results To Sea Star Species Death.
Boing Boing. May 11, 2016. Starfish along the U.S. West Coast rebound after deadly epidemic of wasting disease.
Smithsonian.com. May 10, 2016. Wasting Disease Clears Way for Young Sea Stars, for Now.
Live Science. May 9, 2016. Starfish Baby Boom Brings Hope to Population Turning to Goo
The Scientist. May 9. 2016. Sea Star Comeback?
Willamette Week. May 9, 2016. After a Huge Die-Off, Oregon’s Sea Stars Are Coming Back.
The Lumberjack. May 6, 2016. A STARring Role.
Siuslaw News. May 6, 2016. Study shows sea star juveniles abundant but still recovering.
KGW Portland News. May 6, 2016. Young starfish numbers exploding, recovery uncertain.
Science Daily. May 5, 2016. Sea star juveniles abundant, but recovery is anything but guaranteed.
Science News May 5, 2016. Cause of mass starfish die-offs is still a mystery.
PBS News Hour. May 4 2016. After shocking die-off, Oregon sea stars stage an epic comeback.
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Reserves. October 10, 2015. Sea stars observed after massive epidemic. (Interviewed for article)
Boing Boing. May 11, 2016. Starfish along the U.S. West Coast rebound after deadly epidemic of wasting disease.
Smithsonian.com. May 10, 2016. Wasting Disease Clears Way for Young Sea Stars, for Now.
Live Science. May 9, 2016. Starfish Baby Boom Brings Hope to Population Turning to Goo
The Scientist. May 9. 2016. Sea Star Comeback?
Willamette Week. May 9, 2016. After a Huge Die-Off, Oregon’s Sea Stars Are Coming Back.
The Lumberjack. May 6, 2016. A STARring Role.
Siuslaw News. May 6, 2016. Study shows sea star juveniles abundant but still recovering.
KGW Portland News. May 6, 2016. Young starfish numbers exploding, recovery uncertain.
Science Daily. May 5, 2016. Sea star juveniles abundant, but recovery is anything but guaranteed.
Science News May 5, 2016. Cause of mass starfish die-offs is still a mystery.
PBS News Hour. May 4 2016. After shocking die-off, Oregon sea stars stage an epic comeback.
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Reserves. October 10, 2015. Sea stars observed after massive epidemic. (Interviewed for article)
Other media appearances
Live Expert Panel: Conservation for the Anthropocene Ocean. Hosted by the Nature Conservancy in Washington. Replay available here.
Wasted Seastar Purple Pale Ale. I initiated a partnership between our lab and Rogue Ales and Spirits to produce a new beer dedicated to raising awareness and funds to study sea star wasting disease.
Wasted Seastar Purple Pale Ale. I initiated a partnership between our lab and Rogue Ales and Spirits to produce a new beer dedicated to raising awareness and funds to study sea star wasting disease.
Deep Sea News. March 17, 2015. Let's get sea star wasted! (Interviewed for article)
Smithsonian. May 22, 2015. This beer was brewed to save sea stars. (Quoted in article)
Brewpublic. May 22, 2015. Rogue wasted sea star to benefit sea star wasting syndrome.
Oregon State University. May 20, 2015. Debut of new pale ale to assist research on sea star wasting disease.
The scuttle fish. May 21, 2015. Rogue's new "Wasted Sea Star Purple Pale Ale" shines light on a deadly disease and supports research to save the sea stars.
Liquor.com. June 4, 2015. Rogue Brewing's new purple beer will help save sea stars.
FoodandWine.com. June 8, 2015. Rogue's new purple beer will help save the ailing starfish.
Smithsonian. May 22, 2015. This beer was brewed to save sea stars. (Quoted in article)
Brewpublic. May 22, 2015. Rogue wasted sea star to benefit sea star wasting syndrome.
Oregon State University. May 20, 2015. Debut of new pale ale to assist research on sea star wasting disease.
The scuttle fish. May 21, 2015. Rogue's new "Wasted Sea Star Purple Pale Ale" shines light on a deadly disease and supports research to save the sea stars.
Liquor.com. June 4, 2015. Rogue Brewing's new purple beer will help save sea stars.
FoodandWine.com. June 8, 2015. Rogue's new purple beer will help save the ailing starfish.
