The Climate and Biodiversity Knowledge We Lose When Everything’s in English - @insideclimatenews.org @kileyprice.bsky.social insideclimatenews.org/news/0209202...

Hurricane Erin has shown that a storm doesn't need to make landfall to cause trouble. Yesterday, I wrote about how Erin's size has fueled strong waves and rip currents along the East Coast, hitting shore towns esp hard during their busy season. insideclimatenews.org/news/2108202...

“I don’t know how long it took—ten seconds, maybe fifteen—for the house to come apart." During the early-morning hours of July 4, the Guadalupe River pulled senior editor Aaron Parsley and six members of his family into its waters. Read his firsthand account:

Hurricane season has begun amid chaos at the federal agencies that forecast and respond to disasters. Experts say the country’s ability to deal with extreme weather is eroding - but the biggest impacts may not hit immediately or manifest in the most obvious places. 🧵 www.eenews.net/articles/cha...

Any climate scientists out there who are open to talking about the emotional toll of their work for an article I'm working on? If so, shoot me a message at [email protected] or on signal at kileyjprice.79

While you were sleeping: heatmap.news/politics/hou...

I had a fascinating chat last week with Jon Jarvis, the former director of the National Park Service under Obama. Give it a read if you want to learn about the inner workings of the NPS and the major threats the parks face under the Trump administration. insideclimatenews.org/news/0205202...

I’ll just leave this here… www.niemanlab.org/2025/04/how-...

It looks like Maine Sea Grant is being reinstated, thanks in large part to the massive public outcry, including by our working waterfront. Celebrate the wins, because they show us what works and energize us for the next round. 💪🏻 🌊 🌲

If you or someone you know was a federal employee who was recently fired, I encourage you to apply to this opportunity to rest and reset in a truly incredible place along the American River between Placerville and SLT in CA. Dates available through the end of April. wildfireresilience.center

Come join me to talk about spring weather and climate change at 12pm ET!

Wondering how these lil fish found themselves in the middle of California's "water wars"? I talked to a few experts in this space (including sociologist/smelt scholar @calebscoville.bsky.social) about this question and more in my latest newsletter

Wildlife and conservation science Bluesky! Journalist request! Are any of you nervous about how a federal funding freeze could affect your research? If so, please reach out for a story I’m working on for Inside Climate News. My email is kiley.price(at)insideclimatenews(dot)org

Starting off 2025 with this story about radioactivity found in freshwater mussels living downstream of oil and gas wastewater discharge points. Like so many of the stories I report about PA, this one brings Rachel Carson’s work to mind. insideclimatenews.org/news/0201202...

My latest: In 2022, birders in the U.S. spent an estimated $107.6 billion (!!!!) on expenses related to their pursuits, according to a recent FWS report (I had to triple check that was a "b" and not an "m" because...wow). insideclimatenews.org/news/1312202...

Amazing opportunity!

My latest: The EPA recently released its final biological evaluation on rat poisons and found that these compounds are jeopardizing at least 78 endangered species—from black-footed ferrets to California condors. insideclimatenews.org/news/0612202...

Ocean vessels fatally strike an estimated 20,000 whales globally each year. And warming is making the issue of “ocean roadkill” more complex. In my first for Inside Climate News, I wrote about why slowing down may be the key to preventing vessel strikes. t.co/ObmBxoLsre