is KneeDeep’s Assistant Editor and a freelance environmental journalist based in Berkeley. Her work on conservation and climate adaptation has appeared in Wired Magazine, the Guardian, and Bay Nature, among others. She lives next to a large tree that houses two squirrels, a scrub jay nest, a courteous skunk, and, intermittently, baby racoons. @sbennettbrandt.
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