#SEJSpotlight: Dr. Cindy Salo, Plant Ecologist and Freelance Writer

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#SEJSpotlight: Dr. Cindy Salo, Plant Ecologist and Freelance Writer

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Meet SEJ member Cindy Salo! Cindy is a plant ecologist who writes from rural areas about natural resources, agriculture and science for general and technical audiences. Her writing for general audiences has appeared in Big Sky Journal, Issues in Science and Technology and Hakai Magazine; her writing for technical audiences has appeared in Biological Invasions, Rangelands and American Midland Naturalist. She is currently exploring the role of army cutworms in periodic cheatgrass die-offs in the arid intermountain West.

Cindy has been a member since 2019 and said SEJ is "great for people just getting started in writing."

Here's a sample of Cindy's stories:

"The Cutthroat Comeback," Big Sky Journal, Fly Fishing 2021.
"How Did Wheat Take Over the World?" Issues in Science and Technology, Vol. XXXVII, No. 2, Winter 2021.

Find Cindy:

@CindySalo
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