Brianna Randall earned the nickname “Nature Girl” by the time she was 12. As a (mostly) grownup, she’s paired her love for writing with her science degrees to tell stories that help conserve our amazing planet.
With over two decades of experience as a freelance writer, her articles have appeared in National Geographic, The Washington Post, Outside, CNN, Discover, BBC, Science News, Cruising World, Backpacker, and dozens of other venues.
Brianna is also a communications expert. She’s worked for non-profits and value-based businesses as a facilitator, strategic planning consultant, university professor, fundraiser, policy director, writing teacher, and digital communications creator. She is currently revising a contemporary romance novel and writing an ecology-based, sailing adventure series for kids.
When not huddled over a notebook or laptop, you can find her dancing, teaching yoga, sailing, diving, biking, hiking, guitar-playing, or traveling on adventures near and far.
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Rob Roberts is a skilled writer who enjoys writing about his favorite activities, such as fly-fishing and his experiences in the Peace Corps. He has had his articles published in newspapers and national magazines. Check out some of his favorite stories by clicking on the links below:
ESPN Outdoors – Cash Money, Muscle and Machines
Hang Gliding & Paragliding Magazine – First Descents
TROUT Magazine – Of California and Coho
Fly Fish America – Pacific Salmon Recovery
Peace Corps Writers – Mr. Akoho and Mr. Akanga (a short story)
Rob Roberts From fly-fishing to Peace Corps, Rob’s pen flows freely when he reflects on his favorite activities in life. His articles have appeared in several newspapers and national magazines. Below are links to a few of his favorite stories:
ESPN Outdoors – Cash Money, Muscle and Machines
Hang Gliding & Paragliding Magazine – First Descents
TROUT Magazine – Of California and Coho
Fly Fish America – Pacific Salmon Recovery
Peace Corps Writers – Mr. Akoho and Mr. Akanga (a short story)