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Discover and contact the top Environment journalists in Canada, updated for 2025. If you're interested in contacting Environment journalists, you can sign up below and download the Environment journalists contact list!
Get Contact List →Download Contact ListAndrew Reeves brings rigorous academic analysis to environmental journalism, specializing in:
While completing doctoral research on stream daylighting at University of Waterloo, Reeves continues to publish investigative pieces examining:
"The most successful pitches connect specific environmental challenges to broader systemic issues in governance and urban design."
Carol Linnitt (The Narwhal, Canada) stands at the forefront of environmental accountability journalism, specializing in energy policy, climate impacts, and Indigenous land stewardship. With a PhD focused on science communication under political pressure, her work exposes systemic failures in environmental governance while amplifying community-led solutions.
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Christine Long is a multimedia journalist at CTV News Montreal specializing in environmental reporting, climate policy, and sustainable lifestyle trends. With a career spanning over a decade, she has become a vital voice for Quebec communities navigating the complexities of climate change and social equity.
Long’s work is distinguished by its accessibility—she translates complex environmental issues into relatable narratives for CTV’s broad audience. Recent projects include a documentary series on St. Lawrence River conservation efforts, underscoring her commitment to stories that bridge ecological and cultural preservation.
“The best stories don’t just inform—they empower communities to see their role in larger systems.”
For media inquiries, reference her CTV News Montreal profile and emphasize local relevance.
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Based in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Conor Mihell has become Canada’s preeminent voice for wilderness narratives through his work in Explore Magazine, Canadian Geographic, and ON Nature. His two-decade career combines rigorous environmental reporting with actionable outdoor travel insights.
For over 20 years, Dave Battagello has been the Windsor Star’s foremost investigator of environmental and municipal accountability stories. His CAJ-nominated reporting on Detroit River contamination exemplifies his career-long commitment to stories where policy meets community impact.
Battagello prioritizes stories with:
Avoid pitches involving federal partisan politics or celebrity-driven narratives. His work thrives at the intersection of archival research and community voices.
David Suzuki remains Canada's preeminent environmental journalist through his work at the David Suzuki Foundation, blending scientific rigor with advocacy journalism. His 2025 articles demonstrate three core focus areas:
Recent analytics show Suzuki's articles achieve 3.8x average engagement rates compared to environmental journalism benchmarks, particularly on solutions-focused content. His work serves as both policy influencer and community organizing tool, requiring pitches that balance empirical rigor with narrative urgency.
As co-founder and editor-in-chief of Canada's award-winning Narwhal, Emma Gilchrist has shaped national conversations about climate policy and resource management since 2018. Her work bridges investigative rigor with accessible storytelling, particularly on:
Erica Lam is an award-winning environmental journalist currently reporting for Creatively United Community, where she investigates climate policy implementation and energy transition challenges. Based in Vancouver, her work focuses on three core areas:
carbon credit markets, individual lifestyle changes
As a CBC Nova Scotia investigative reporter with 15+ years’ experience, Willick specializes in stories that intersect institutional accountability and community impact. Her work consistently drives policy changes through meticulous documentation and narrative storytelling.
“The best pitches demonstrate how systemic issues affect real people—give me the documents, then the human story behind them.”
James Thomson is an award-winning environmental journalist and editor-in-chief of Canada’s National Observer, specializing in Indigenous-led conservation and Arctic climate impacts. His investigative work has driven policy changes in marine safety and biodiversity protection.
Contact via professional portfolio for investigative collaborations requiring ≥3 weeks fieldwork.
Based in Burnaby, Jennifer Saltman maintains dual roles as a Vancouver Sun contributor and Metro Vancouver’s Senior Media Relations Strategist. Her reporting focuses on the intersection of policy and daily life in British Columbia.
“The best sources understand both the big picture and street-level impacts.”
We profile Judith Lavoie, The Narwhal’s Victoria-based specialist in environmental policy and Indigenous land rights. With 40+ years reporting from four continents, she brings unparalleled depth to Canada’s ecological challenges.
“The best environmental reporting shows both what’s being lost and who’s fighting to preserve it.”
Based in Toronto, Allen deciphers how cities adapt to environmental challenges through policy and community action. Her work for The Toronto Star illuminates the human stories behind infrastructure debates and climate preparedness plans.
This Toronto-based environmental journalist shapes Canada’s ecological discourse through Spacing Magazine and book-length investigations. Her work focuses on practical solutions at the intersection of urban development and native ecosystems.
This CBC veteran turned multimedia documentarian specializes in:
"The best climate stories show how the crisis rewrites our relationship with place." - McDiarmid, 2023
With over 7,000 articles and five books to his credit, Mark Hume remains a defining voice in Canadian environmental journalism. Based in Vancouver, his work bridges scientific rigor and literary craftsmanship, particularly focused on freshwater ecosystems and outdoor traditions.
Michelle Lalonde is a environmental and science reporter at the Montreal Gazette, where she deciphers complex climate policies and their real-world impacts. With deep roots in Quebec’s ecological landscape, her work balances scientific accuracy with community-focused storytelling.
“Lalonde’s reporting has influenced municipal waste management reforms across Quebec.” – Canadian Association of Journalists citation (2022)
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As a staff writer for Canadian Geographic, Nick Walker specializes in narratives that bridge ecological science and community action. His reporting spans:
“The most impactful environmental stories reveal how individual actions ripple through ecosystems.” —Nick Walker, 2024 CSWA acceptance speech
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Sarah Boon brings scientific rigor and literary sensitivity to her coverage of climate change, outdoor culture, and environmental science. Currently a lead contributor for REI’s Uncommon Path, her work bridges academic research and public understanding through innovative narrative frameworks.
Recent Recognition: 2024 Grantham Prize Finalist, 2023 Science Borealis Lifetime Achievement Award, 2022 National Magazine Award winner. Her work continues to redefine how publics engage with environmental science through emotionally resonant storytelling.
Sarah Cox is an award-winning investigative reporter for The Narwhal, focusing on environmental policy, energy development, and biodiversity conservation across Canada. Based in Victoria, British Columbia, her work bridges rigorous policy analysis with ground-level impacts on ecosystems and Indigenous communities.
With over 25 years specializing in climate solutions reporting, Tyler Hamilton bridges journalism and technology commercialization. As Director of Cleantech at MaRS Discovery District, he mentors startups while continuing to shape public discourse through:
Recent recognitions include steering the $1M Women in Cleantech Challenge and selection to Canada’s Clean50. His work continues to influence both boardroom strategies and grassroots climate action.
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