Charlotte Stevenson specializes in creative science storytelling and language accessibility. She is a science writer with a graduate foundation in research science and a background in environmental policy and politics. She has a broad portfolio in writing, including highly technical research papers, programmatic writing such as strategic planning and grant reporting, and creative forms such as articles, blogs, op-eds, essays, and documentary scripts. Over the past decade, she has written for institutions and organizations such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, USC Sea Grant, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, California Ocean Science Trust, and the Wood River Land Trust. She has also published freelance pieces in UNDARK, Chestnut Review, Denver Museum of Natural History’s Institute for Science & Policy, ECO Magazine, and the New York Times. She is currently a degree candidate in the Johns Hopkins Master’s in Science Writing program and has an MS and BS in biology from Stanford University, where she spent many years at Hopkins Marine Station in Monterey, CA.
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Noteworthy Links:
- LinkedIn: @CNStevenson
- Twitter: @CNStevenson6
- IG: @char619 www.CharlotteStevenson.com
- Website: https://stunolanweb.wordpress.com/
