Contemplating Shells: Plate 12 from William H. Emory’s Report on the United States and Mexican Boundary Survey (1848-1855) | Thin Air Magazine (print) | 2019

This Ground | Vagabond City | Jan 15, 2019

Tidal Desert | Hawk & Whippoorwill | Winter 2018

Mudsoft, Hardtack | Sky Island Journal | Fall 2018

Ode To A Rock Dove | Entropy: the birds | Oct 1, 2018 (pdf)

Grafting | the Aurorean (print) | Spring 2018 (pdf)

To Combat Loneliness | Alligator Juniper (print) | 2015*— Finalist for Alligator Juniper’s National Poetry Contest

Editorial Service

Reader/juror. The Writer’s Colony at Dairy Hollow’s Moondancer Fellowship for Environmental and Nature Writers, 2024.
Reviewer. Consilience Journal, 2022-2023.
Nonfiction Reader. CLMP Firecracker Awards, 2022.
Assistant Editor. Real Ground Journal, a community conversation curated by the Natural History Institute, 2020-2021.
Poetry Juror. Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, 2020.
Creative Nonfiction & Poetry Reader. Longleaf Review, 2018-2019.
Creative Nonfiction & Poetry Reader. Alligator Juniper Literary Magazine, 2012.

Multimedia & Collaborations

Writing

The Telepoem Booth — Several of my poems were selected for inclusion in the public art piece, the Telepoem Booth, a 1970s phone booth that one can dial-a-poem. Recorded and produced by Elizabeth Hellstern. These poems were exhibited in Flagstaff and Mesa, Arizona from March 2016 to October 2017 and in Bisbee, Arizona in 2024.

Microbestiary — I wrote four commissioned poems on specific microbes for the bestiary, a project from Erin Bentley that highlights the complexity, variety, and beauty of microbes and their interactions through accessible information, art, and imaginative responses.

Audio

Wyoming Public Media — During a podcast internship in 2019, I contributed to conceptual brainstorming sessions; contacted and interviewed subjects using various recording equipment; edited audio; and gave and received feedback during editorial sessions, including for HumaNature Episode 64: Migrations.

Photography

My photography has been featured in Orion Magazine’s murmuration section, Khôra, Camas Magazine, and The Fourth River as well as in newsletters, blogs, and social media for environmental organizations including the National Audubon Society’s Seabird Institute (Project Puffin), Working Lands for Wildlife, Grand Canyon Wildlands Council, Laramie Audubon Society, and others. See below for samples of my photographs and illustration.