Teresa Carey

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 science writer  .  multi-media maker .  uscg licensed captain  .  cat-lover

News Writing

Mongabay

Humpback whales learn habitat loyalty from their mothers. Photo: U.S. National Park Service photo under NMFS Scientific Research permit #945-1776-01

MBARI: Lasers shed light on the inner workings of the giant larvacean
MBARI

Lasers shed light on the inner workings of the giant larvacean.
Story picked up by NY Times, Science Friday, Science News, Newsy, The Verge,  Seeker, Scientific American

Beach sand on the move dams river
The Mercury News

Beach sand on the move dams river

Inside Science

How building a wall can save a forest

Eos: Can Data Extracted from Twitter Help Map Flood Hazards
Earth & Space Science News

Can Data Extracted from Twitter Help Map Flood Hazards

Scientific American
Scientific American 

Sea Snails on Acid: A new study finds ocean acidification may be causing a trippy set of behaviors in sea snails.

Multi-Media

One Simple Question - an uncertain journey to find an iceberg
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 Mushroom
KAZU

Radio Story: Santa Cruz Doctor Close to a Cure for Deadly Mushroom Poisoning

Montery Bay Aquairum Research Institute
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

The Giant Larvacean: Bathochordaeus, official selection of the 2017 Beneath The Waves Film Festival

Teresa Speaks at TEDx Traverse City
TEDx 

A simple perspective on the American dream. Living big in small places.

Hello Ocean
Hello Ocean

Hello Ocean, co-founded and directed by Teresa, facilitates ocean science and media to engage the public and inform legislation.

MBARI
MBARI

Video and Article: Automating a 20-year Survey of Deep Sea Animals, 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, citizen science, 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. Now a graduate student at the UC Santa Cruz science journalism program, I plan to continue using multi-media to inspire people to create solutions.

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