Teresa Carey
science writer . multi-media maker . uscg licensed captain . cat-lover
Publications
BuzzFeed News
Meet the Scientists Using FOIA to See Their Competitior’s Grants
Inside Science
How building a wall can save a forest
Scientific American
Sea Snails on Acid: A new study finds ocean acidification may be causing a trippy set of behaviors in sea snails.
Mercury News
With San Clemente Dam Gone can Steelhead Trout Make a Comeback in the Carmel River?
PBS NewsHour
This New York river dumps millions of fabric microfibers into the ocean daily
The Gifts of Sailing Solo
How it all began – my very first published article in Cruising World.
Multi-Media
One Simple QUESTion
A feature length eco-documentary about a journey in a small sailboat to find a record-breaking iceberg. Written & produced by Teresa Carey.
KAZU
Radio Story: Santa Cruz Doctor Close to a Cure for Deadly Mushroom Poisoning
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
The Giant Larvacean: Bathochordaeus, official selection of the 2017 Beneath The Waves Film Festival
I love working with teams on multi-element projects that maximize community engagement. That’s why I co-founded Hello Ocean to support science through multi-media and research-under-sail expeditions. My work is inspired by thousands of miles at sea as a captain. I care about stories that draw on the intersection of science, culture, and heart, providing a new perspective on the world. As a recent graduate student at the UC Santa Cruz science journalism program, and currently a science journalist at
PBS NewsHour I plan to continue using multi-media to inspire people to create solutions.
Don’t Be Shy
Drop me a line anytime, and I’ll respond to you as soon as possible.