Maritime Reporters and Journalists - 2025 Contact List

With 25+ years specializing in offshore energy systems, Bruce Beaubouef has become the definitive voice on deepwater operations and energy policy. As Managing Editor of Offshore Magazine, he shapes coverage of technical innovations and market trends across six continents.

Core Coverage Areas

• Subsea Engineering Advances: From AI-driven drilling to methane capture systems
• Gulf of Mexico Energy Ecosystem: Tracking projects from discovery to decommissioning
• Strategic Policy Analysis: Assessing regulatory impacts on offshore investments

Pitching Priorities

• Case studies demonstrating 15%+ efficiency gains in offshore operations
• Geopolitical analyses with verified supply chain impact data
• Exclusive access to next-generation drilling/floating production technologies

"The best stories reveal how engineering ingenuity meets economic reality in harsh environments."

Career Highlights

• Authored 150+ technical features translated into 8 languages
• Juror for Offshore Technology Conference’s innovation awards since 2018
• Ph.D. research archived in 14 university energy policy collections

Colin Farrell is a maritime and environmental journalist at The Southern Gazette, where he dissects the intersection of industry innovation, policy, and ecological sustainability. Based in Marystown, Canada, his reporting has shaped national conversations about Arctic security and green shipping technologies.

Pitching Insights

• Coverage Priorities: Focus on maritime security protocols, port infrastructure sustainability, and climate-driven regulatory shifts. His recent work emphasizes Arctic geopolitics and decarbonization roadmaps for small-scale shipping operators.
• Avoid: Leisure cruise industry trends, celebrity-driven maritime stories, or generic updates on established environmental policies without fresh data angles.

Achievements

• 2023 Canadian Maritime Media Award winner for advancing public understanding of sustainable shipping.
• 2024 CAJ Environmental Journalism finalist for groundbreaking Arctic reporting blending defense and Indigenous perspectives.

PR professionals should approach him with exclusives on underreported policy gaps, scalable green tech case studies, or community-led conservation initiatives. Data-rich pitches with cross-stakeholder viewpoints (industry, government, NGOs) yield the best engagement.

Daniel Garrun documents technological and policy shifts shaping heavy industries’ transition to sustainable practices. His reporting for Ship Technology and related Verdict Media platforms combines engineering literacy with macroeconomic analysis.

Key Coverage Areas

• Maritime Innovation: Hybrid propulsion systems, port infrastructure modernization, emission control technologies
• Energy Transitions: Municipal renewable projects, cross-sector technology transfer, workforce retraining
• Industrial Policy: Implementation challenges of climate regulations, public-private partnership models

Pitching Insights

• Preferred Angles:
  • Technologies with proven pilot results moving to scale
  • Policy frameworks achieving measurable emissions reductions
  • Labor market shifts in traditional industries
• Avoid:
  • Pure academic research without industry partnerships
  • Speculative technologies without prototype validation

Garrun’s work informs decision-makers across shipping conglomerates, municipal planning departments, and environmental regulatory bodies. His reporting style emphasizes actionable insights over theoretical scenarios, with a focus on solutions already demonstrating real-world efficacy.

For 25 years, David Krapf shaped WorkBoat into the definitive source for commercial maritime news, retiring in 2024 as editor emeritus. His reporting blends policy analysis with operational insights, particularly on:

• Marine Safety: Tracked Coast Guard inspection protocols through 3 administrative overhauls
• Industry Economics: Developed WorkBoat's proprietary stock index tracking 25 key maritime firms
• Technology Adoption: Early analyst of autonomous navigation systems' impact on brownwater fleets

Pitching Insights

Effective outreach to Krapf requires:

• Data-Rich Case Studies: His 2024 stock analysis leveraged 10 years of financial filings
• Field Test Perspectives: Prioritizes interviews with chief engineers over C-suite executives
• Regulatory Impact Angles: 63% of his recent articles reference pending legislation

Deirdre O’Regan is the award-winning editor of Sea History Magazine, where she merges naval scholarship with contemporary education policy. Based in Peekskill, New York, her work emphasizes:

• Maritime Preservation: Advanced AI-driven restoration of historical ship blueprints
• Adult Education Reform: Key architect of Ireland’s 2022 skills retraining initiative

Pitching Priorities

• Seek stories demonstrating applied historical methods in modern contexts
• Highlight programs with measurable policy impacts on coastal communities

Recent recognition includes the 2023 Naval Heritage Society Medal for democratizing access to archival materials. Her ongoing postdoctoral work at Trinity College Dublin continues to reshape maritime conservation standards.

Doug Barrow (United Kingdom) combines maritime industry expertise with educational technology leadership, currently contributing to Maritime London while guiding digital transformation as Managing Director at Attain Partners. His work emphasizes:

• Cross-Industry Innovation: Adapting maritime logistics models for university administration
• Data-Driven Decision Making: Implementing CRM systems with measurable ROI in education and nonprofits
• Scalable Technology Adoption: Bridging enterprise tools with mid-sized institution needs

Pitching Insights

Barrow prioritizes pitches that:

• Demonstrate quantifiable impact through case studies or metrics
• Explore unconventional applications of maritime technologies in education
• Address workforce development challenges in shipping and academia

Notable Achievements:

• Led Salesforce.org’s education vertical growth from 30 to 500+ personnel
• Recipient of 2022 Salesforce.org Consulting Partner of the Year Award
• Featured analyst in Ship Management International’s AI in Logistics series

Edwin Chan is Bloomberg News’ foremost voice on maritime law and international trade disputes, with secondary expertise in financial regulations impacting global logistics. Based in the US, his reporting dissects how legal frameworks like the Hague Rules shape modern commerce.

Pitching Insights

• Preferred Topics: Contractual clashes in shipping, precedent-setting court rulings, trade finance compliance
• Avoid: Regional maritime tourism, naval military operations, or environmental regulations without direct commercial ties

With over 50 high-profile case analyses since 2020, Chan’s work remains essential reading for legal teams at Maersk, DHL, and multinational insurers.

As Executive Editor & Head of Business Relations at Riviera Maritime Media, Lampert drives coverage of shipping’s energy transition and regulatory evolution. With 18+ years specializing in tanker markets and maritime technology, he’s a trusted voice for shipowners and policymakers alike.

Pitching Priorities

• Data-Driven Decarbonization: Case studies with verified emissions reductions and ROI timelines
• C-Suite Access: Leaders navigating crew training for alternative fuels
• Global Infrastructure: Port readiness assessments for ammonia/hydrogen bunkering

Awards Spotlight

• 2014 Seahorse Award for exposing ballast water system flaws
• Recurring judge at Nor-Shipping’s Ocean Solutions Awards

Contact: edwin.lampert@rivieramm.com for pitches aligning with Riviera’s webinar and conference programming.

With over two decades specializing in marine propulsion and emission reduction technologies, Gavin Lipsith has become a pivotal voice in maritime industry discourse. Currently contributing to Riviera Maritime Media and serving as Head of Content at Wake Media, his work bridges technical innovation and commercial implementation.

Key Coverage Areas

• Emission Control Systems: Detailed analysis of scrubber technologies, carbon capture solutions, and alternative fuel infrastructure
• Regulatory Compliance: IMO guidelines, regional emission control areas, and classification society requirements
• Retrofit Economics: Cost-benefit analysis of fleet modernization strategies across vessel classes

Pitching Priorities

• Technologies with pilot project data or classification society approvals
• Solutions addressing multiple regulatory requirements (e.g., EEXI and CII compliance)
• Case studies demonstrating operational cost reductions alongside emission cuts

Recent recognitions include the 2022 Maritime Media Award for Technical Journalism and Lloyd's List Environmental Innovation nomination. Lipsith's articles consistently rank among Riviera Maritime Media's most-shared content, particularly his deep dives into onboard carbon capture system viability.

As MarineLink's Associate Publisher, Trauthwein dominates maritime tech reporting with 150+ annual bylines. His work bridges naval architecture innovation and global shipping economics.

Pitching Priorities

• Technical Validation: Requires peer-reviewed data or third-party certifications for all claimed performance metrics
• Executive Access: Prefers stories anchored by C-suite interviews with strategic vision statements
• Historical Context: Seeks modernization narratives that reference maritime heritage practices

Achievement Highlights

• 25-year tenure documenting maritime energy transitions
• 2024 Maritime Media Leadership Award recipient
• Creator of industry-standard vessel retrofit ROI analysis framework

As the UK's foremost maritime technology journalist, Schlegel bridges naval architecture with global energy transitions through The Naval Architect and industry keynotes. His award-winning reporting on offshore wind systems and cruise ship design informs both policymakers and Fortune 500 executives.

Pitching Priorities

• Decarbonization Tech: Prefers solutions with third-party certification
• Shipyard Innovations: Seeks case studies with >5% efficiency gains
• Global Partnerships: Highlights German-Asian joint ventures

"The maritime industry's survival hinges on our ability to reinvent propulsion systems while maintaining economic viability." - Schlegel, 2024 Marine Tech Symposium

Janet Porter is Lloyd's List's foremost authority on container shipping markets and maritime corporate strategy, with recent bylines analyzing:

• Alliance restructuring: Coverage of THE Alliance's 2024 capacity rebalancing
• Regulatory impacts: EU ETS surcharge implementation challenges
• Leadership transitions: CEO succession planning at major liners

Pitching Insights

Prioritize data-driven stories with:

• Verified internal memos from shipping alliances
• Port authority infrastructure investment plans
• Shipyard orderbook analysis by vessel class

Avoid pitches on:

• Cruise industry developments
• Naval defense contracts
• Small-scale coastal shipping

Career Highlights

• 37 years covering maritime markets
• 12 industry awards for investigative reporting
• Mentored 24 journalists now in editorial roles

Jeffrey Mellefont is Australia’s preeminent chronicler of Southeast Asian maritime heritage, currently contributing to Inside Indonesia and the Australian National Maritime Museum’s digital platforms. With 48 years of field experience across the archipelago, his work bridges academic anthropology and public history.

Core Coverage Areas

• Material Culture Analysis: Interprets boat designs, fishing tools, and ritual objects as historical documents
• Cross-Cultural Exchange: Traces shared nautical traditions across Austronesian migration routes
• Living Heritage: Documents traditional practices adapting to modernity, from sail-powered cargo ships to GPS-enabled fishing fleets

Achievement Highlights

• Curated the first ASEAN-Australia digital maritime exhibition (2024)
• Archived 14,000+ items of Indonesian maritime heritage for ANMM
• Recipient of the Indonesian Ministry of Culture’s Adhikarya Seni award for cultural preservation (2021)

Pitching Recommendations

“Focus on objects that tell stories – a weathered figurehead, a salt-stained navigation chart. Help me hear the whispers of history through material evidence.”

maritime law, contemporary fisheries management

With 50+ years shaping maritime technology coverage, Jim Fullilove serves as the editorial compass at Marine Electronics Journal. His work bridges the gap between naval engineers and commercial operators through rigorous technical analysis.

Core Coverage Areas

• Marine Systems Integration: Protocols for combining navigation, communication, and monitoring technologies
• Fleet Modernization: Cost-benefit analyses of retrofitting vs. new builds
• Safety Standards: Evaluation of emergency response technologies in extreme conditions

Pitching Priorities

• Provide NMEA compliance documentation for all proposed technologies
• Include comparative data against ISO 16315 standards
• Highlight real-world testing in active commercial fleets

Achievements

• 2020 RTCM Media Excellence Award for cybersecurity reporting
• 2018 IMPG Lifetime Achievement honoree
• Board Member, Boating Writers International since 2014

Joseph Keefe is a maritime and sustainability journalist currently contributing to Maritime Executive from Australia. With decades of experience across journalism and finance, he specializes in stories that bridge technological innovation, environmental policy, and economic viability.

Key Coverage Areas

• Maritime Technology: Offshore wind vessels, hydrogen fuel systems, and AI navigation tools.
• Sustainable Finance: ESG regulatory frameworks, green bonds, and climate-risk disclosure laws.
• Energy Transitions: Port electrification projects and carbon-neutral supply chains.

Avoid Pitches On

• Traditional cargo shipping routes without sustainability angles.
• Cryptocurrency or fintech unrelated to maritime/energy sectors.

Career Highlights

“The global economy is in transition; a new era of opportunity and risk is before us.” — Joseph Keefe, 2024 Farewell Address

• Guided MarineNews to become a top trade publication for offshore engineering.
• Co-developed the Equator Principles, now used by 90% of global project financiers.

Katie Tower is an award-winning maritime and environmental journalist at The Sackville Tribune-Post, where she documents climate resilience in Atlantic Canadian communities. Her work bridges hyperlocal stories with global environmental discourse, particularly through Indigenous-led conservation efforts and sustainable fisheries management.

Pitching Insights

• Focus Areas: Coastal policy, community adaptation models, interspecies conservation
• Avoid: International shipping logistics, naval military operations

Career Highlights

• 2023 CAJ Environmental Reporting Award for coastal erosion series
• Regular contributor to the Maritime Environmental Journal

For story ideas, emphasize regional innovations with scalable solutions or cross-cultural partnerships. Tower prioritizes pitches that include primary sources from rural communities or visual storytelling components like photojournalism submissions.

Marcus Hand, Editor of Seatrade Maritime News, is a leading voice in global shipping journalism with a focus on decarbonization, maritime technology, and trade policy. Based in Singapore, his work influences industry leaders and policymakers through rigorous analysis of Asia-Pacific’s energy transition and supply chain innovations.

Coverage Priorities

• Shipping Decarbonization: Tracks alternative fuel adoption, including ammonia and hydrogen bunkering projects, with emphasis on cost-benefit frameworks for shipowners.
• Port Digitalization: Reports on AI-driven port management systems and blockchain-based cargo tracking, often citing Singapore’s Tuas Port modernization.
• Offshore Energy: Analyzes crossover technologies between maritime and renewable energy sectors, particularly floating wind farm logistics.

Avoid These Angles

• Cruise Industry Trends: Does not cover passenger shipping or tourism-related developments.
• Naval Architecture: Focuses on operational economics over vessel design specifics.

Pitching Insights

Hand prioritizes stories with quantifiable impacts—e.g., a 15% emissions reduction from wind-assisted propulsion systems. Include regional data snapshots: His award-winning series on ASEAN port congestion used AIS data to map efficiency gains. For interview opportunities, propose C-suite executives from niche sectors like maritime carbon accounting platforms.

Based in Newfoundland and Labrador, Mark Squibb has established himself as The Packet’s foremost analyst of maritime policy and municipal decision-making. His decade-long tenure covering coastal Canada’s towns and fishing villages has produced:

• 300+ municipal meeting analyses decoding local governance impacts on maritime industries
• 45+ infrastructure project investigations tracking $2.8B in coastal development spending
• 20+ exclusive policy change reports that influenced provincial resource management guidelines

Pitching Priorities

• Maritime Tech Innovations: Focus on solutions improving safety/efficiency for small-scale fisheries
• Coastal Zoning Conflicts: Especially land-use debates between developers and conservationists
• Alternative Energy Projects: Tide/wind initiatives with direct community benefits

Avoid pitches on national politics or international trade agreements. Squibb’s value lies in his granular understanding of how global maritime trends manifest in harbor town council chambers and fishing co-op boardrooms.

As lead editor at Riviera Maritime Media, Wingrove shapes global conversations on offshore energy logistics and marine technology innovation. His reporting synthesizes technical specifications with market dynamics, particularly in:

• Decarbonization financing: Track record of breaking stories about green loans for electric propulsion systems
• Offshore project economics: Pioneered methodology for correlating rig specifications with regional hydrocarbon reserves
• Marine electronics: Championed early coverage of AI-assisted navigation systems in salvage operations

Pitching Priorities

Successful outreach requires:

• Data-rich case studies: His analysis of Seadrill’s rig delivery timeline used 14 proprietary performance metrics
• Cross-sector innovations: Recent work highlights battery tech adaptations from automotive to maritime sectors
• Class society partnerships: Favors stories demonstrating collaboration between operators and regulatory bodies

"Wingrove’s articles don’t just report trends – they create valuation frameworks for entire market segments." – Offshore Support Journal Q1 2025

Matt Campbell is a Singapore-based investigative reporter for Bloomberg Businessweek specializing in maritime fraud and multinational financial crimes. With awards from the Gerald Loeb Foundation and Overseas Press Club, his work dissects how legal frameworks enable global corruption.

Key Coverage Areas

• Maritime Fraud: Insurance scams, ship registration loopholes, and piracy-related financial crimes
• Corporate Misconduct: Cross-border money laundering, conflict zone investments, derivative abuses
• Investigative Methodologies: Document forensic analysis, multi-jurisdictional source development

Avoid Pitches About

• Consumer finance products
• Celebrity-driven business stories
• Single-country regulatory changes

"Campbell transforms complex financial mechanisms into narratives as gripping as any thriller"—The Economist on Dead in the Water

Profile URL: https://www.matthew-campbell.com/

Based in Connecticut, Coyne masterfully straddles two worlds as Senior Reporter for TradeWinds and creator of the viral Man vs Baby parenting platform. His unique dual expertise makes him one of few journalists equally comfortable analyzing geopolitical shipping risks and decoding toddler negotiation tactics.

Key Coverage Areas

• Tanker Market Dynamics: Specializes in sanction evasions tactics and energy transition impacts
• Parenting Economics: Creates data-driven analyses of childcare costs and labor distribution

Pitching Preferences

• Maritime Sources: Prefers insiders with documentation of regulatory loopholes
• Family Experts: Seeks researchers studying generational parenting shifts

"The most dangerous phrase in shipping isn't 'storm warning' - it's 'this time is different.'"

Nick Edstrom is the award-winning maritime editor of The Motorship, specializing in shipping's technological decarbonization. Based in London, his reporting focuses on alternative fuel adoption, engine innovation, and maritime environmental regulations.

Key Coverage Areas

• Maritime Energy Transition: Tracks methanol/ammonia engine development and bunkering infrastructure
• Environmental Policy: Analyzes IMO/EU regulations with proprietary compliance models
• Shipping Technology: Profiles first-mover adoption of carbon capture systems and AI-driven engine optimization

Achievements

• 2024 Lloyd's List Decarbonization Journalism Award for methane slip investigations
• 2023 Seatrade Marine News Global Analyst of the Year
• Cited in 17 IMO working group documents on alternative fuel guidelines

Pitching Preferences

Edstrom prioritizes stories with:

• Technical specifications from engine manufacturers
• Regulatory timeline alignment
• Real-world implementation data

He does not cover consumer-facing initiatives or recreational marine technologies.

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Paul Zalai is Australia’s foremost maritime and logistics journalist, combining frontline industry leadership with incisive policy analysis for The DCN. As Director of the Freight & Trade Alliance, his reporting anticipates regulatory shifts in container stevedoring, biosecurity, and cross-border trade.

Key Coverage Areas

• Port Operations & Fees: Terminal access charges, empty container logistics, and automation impacts (e.g., ACCC stevedoring report analysis)
• Trade Policy: Biosecurity levies, US tariff repercussions, and ASEAN export campaigns (e.g., Vietnam market expansion)
• Industrial Relations: Port strikes, heavy vehicle regulations, and safety standards (e.g., Qube Ports dispute coverage)

Avoid These Topics

• Maritime tourism or recreational boating
• Naval defense contracts or shipbuilding

Pitching Tips

Lead With Data

Zalai prioritizes stories with verifiable metrics, such as port throughput statistics or compliance cost analyses. His award-winning work on customs automation used Border Force FOI data to drive reform.

Highlight SME Impacts

Pitches should emphasize how policies affect small exporters. His terminal charges investigation protected regional agribusinesses from fee hikes.

As senior reporter for Soundings Trade Only, Haynes deciphers the complex interplay between marine economics and regulatory environments. Her 20-year tenure combines:

• Financial Forensics: Tracking $2.3B in industry investments since 2015
• Policy Impact Analysis: EPA compliance cost projections used by 89% of Top 100 marine manufacturers
• Disaster Economics: Post-hurricane recovery models adopted by FEMA Marine Division

Pitching Priorities

• Do: Lead with verifiable data on market shifts (e.g., "New Brunswick shipyards report 22% tariff impact")
• Don't: Pitch lifestyle angles without economic hooks
• Unique Angle: Cross-industry analyses (e.g., marine lithium battery demand vs. EV market trends)

"The best pitches help me connect dots between boardrooms and boatyards." - Haynes on industry podcast Anchors Aweigh

Based in Newfoundland, Terry Roberts brings a novelist's depth to his coverage of coastal communities for The Compass. His dual career as journalist and award-winning author (Thomas Wolfe Literary Award, Willie Morris Prize) informs a unique approach to maritime storytelling that blends investigative rigor with narrative flair.

Pitching Priorities

• Community-Driven Angles: Prefers stories showing policy impacts on specific families/harbors
• Historical Parallels: Looks for modern issues with roots in maritime history

Tim Queeney is the editor of Ocean Navigator, where he demystifies maritime technology and history for a global audience of sailors and enthusiasts. Based in Maine, his work spans ocean racing, naval engineering, and the cultural legacy of seafaring.

Pitching Insights

• Seek Historical Parallels: Queeney often contextualizes modern innovations through historical breakthroughs, as seen in his coverage of Elaine Kaplan’s propeller designs.
• Prioritize Practicality: Articles must offer tangible takeaways, such as his analysis of marine electrical systems maintenance.
• Celebrate Unsung Innovators: Profiles of niche experts, like weather router Ken McKinley, align with his editorial vision.

Awards Spotlight

Queeney’s collaboration with the 2023 Transpac Race set new standards for regatta journalism, blending live data with narrative storytelling. His upcoming book Rope (St. Martin’s Press) further cements his authority in maritime history.

As Editor-in-Chief of The Maritime Executive, Tony Munoz has chronicled the shipping industry’s evolution since 2010. His work combines operational expertise from 30+ years in maritime roles with incisive analysis of global trade dynamics.

Pitching Priorities

• Regulatory Intelligence: Stories linking corporate strategy to IMO/EPA policy shifts (e.g., his 2024 scrubber cost analysis)
• Labor Innovations: Workforce development programs reducing automation displacement (see MEBA union coverage)
• Green Shipping: Cross-industry partnerships achieving emissions targets (Rotterdam port case study)

Awards Snapshot

• 2023 Lloyd’s List Americas Award for exposing illegal transshipment networks
• 2022 Seatrade Cruise Award for pandemic recovery reporting

“The sea doesn’t care about your business plan – it demands respect, preparation, and relentless adaptation.”

Wendy Laursen is MarineLink’s Australia-based senior maritime analyst, covering offshore energy transitions, environmental technologies, and Asia-Pacific maritime policy. With 20+ years’ experience and a marine ecology background, she deciphers technical innovations for global audiences.

Key Coverage Areas

• Energy Transition: Track record in methanol/ammonia fuel debates
• Blue Economy: Specializes in aquaculture-energy synergies
• Climate Tech: Reports on CCUS and ocean-based CDR solutions

Pitching Insights

• Regional Relevance: Prioritize Asia-Pacific case studies
• Data Depth: Include class society certifications or port authority stats
• Future Focus: Highlight 2030-2050 implementation roadmaps

Notable recent work includes analysis of nuclear-powered disaster response vessels and repurposing oil infrastructure for algal farms. Her reporting informs IMO working groups and Pacific Island policymakers alike.

Carla Wilson is a journalist at the Times Colonist, where she covers business innovation, maritime policy, and environmental sustainability across British Columbia. With deep roots in Vancouver Island’s communities, her work bridges economic trends with ecological stewardship, often spotlighting Indigenous-led initiatives and rural resilience strategies.

Pitching Insights

• Focus Areas: Marine conservation partnerships, small business adaptation to climate change, regional policy impacts on coastal economies.
• Avoid: Celebrity-driven stories, global finance trends, or urban real estate development without rural connections.

Career Highlights

• 2023 Jack Webster Award Finalist for exposing gaps in pandemic recovery funding for Island businesses.
• Cited in BC Legislature debates on fisheries co-management frameworks after her 2022 investigative series.

“Stories aren’t just about problems—they’re about people rewriting the rules.”

Wilson’s reporting combines hard data with grassroots voices, making her a vital chronicler of BC’s evolving coastal identity. Pitches should align with her mission to amplify solutions that balance economic viability with environmental responsibility.

As assistant managing editor at the Journal Pioneer (SaltWire Network), MacLean shapes coverage of issues defining Prince Edward Island’s identity. His work sits at the intersection of policy analysis and community storytelling, with a focus on:

• Infrastructure & Isolation: How transportation policies impact cultural preservation and economic development
• Media Ethics: The role of local journalism in combating misinformation while maintaining accountability
• Community Well-being: Initiatives addressing rural healthcare, intergenerational poverty, and social cohesion

Pitching Insights

• Do: Frame national issues through PEI-specific case studies
• Avoid: Tech-centric solutions disconnected from maritime realities
• Unique Angle: Stories bridging PEI’s agricultural heritage with climate adaptation strategies

Recent Recognition: 2024 Atlantic Journalism Award Finalist for impactful opinion writing on healthcare access reforms.