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Jun 18, 2022 · Karuna Eberl is a writer and activist who shares stories and insights on how to redefine what's hip and save the planet. Read her latest posts on topics such as small talk, food, water, bipeds, maps, and more.
Karuna Eberl. @naturerising. Nature Rising: simple ways to make peace with our planet, and explore the confluence between nature, climate, equity, and peace. 100 subscribers. Subscribe. Because this can't wait. Kindness, laughter and actions to save the our planet. Posts. Notes. Likes. Reads (14)
Karuna Eberl is a freelance nature and environmental writer who shares simple ways to make peace with our planet. Subscribe to her Substack newsletter Nature Rising to get tips, stories, and actions to save the world.
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I write primarily about nature, conservation and travel, and do some photography to accompany articles. I’m starting to experiment with social media-type video production as well, which fits into my background of producing documentary and feature films.
There’s never been any separation between the outdoors and the rest of life. My dad is a mountaineer-geologist, and we’d spend summers living in a tent while he taught field camp. My mom is an editor and gardener, who encouraged me to join the school paper when I was in third grade. When I was an angsty teenager I swore I didn’t want to follow in m...
I was working as a copy editor for an ill-fated start-up sports dot com in the early 2000s. One of the editors there told me joining OWAA was a vital career move. She was correct, but it’s only recently that I’ve made a point to be more heavily involved. Better late than never.
Walking, and sometimes just sitting around in the wilderness. I know that doesn’t sound very sexy. I also love to mountain bike and go camping, and I used to be a completely rabid snowboarder, skier and backpacker. But most of all I love the connection that walking brings. There’s so much time to notice details: morphing clouds, a tangled tree root...
I just finished a piece for Atlas Obscura on Key Largo woodrats. They’re fascinating ecosystem engineers, and good ambassadors for rodents. I also write a lot for Family Handyman. The editors have been wonderful with giving me a lot of leeway to cover environmental topics. My husband, Steve, and I also just finished up a how-to article/video for th...
Writing gigs, for sure. Getting to know other outdoor writers is also rewarding. And OWAA’s professional development webinars have been really helpful. I’m thrilled to see OWAA becoming more relevant in my areas of interest, like environmental reporting and diversity.
OWAA provides resources to help our members flourish as outdoor communicators and establish themselves as industry leaders. We create opportunities to make valuable industry and personal connections, sharpen professional skills, showcase work and gain access to in-demand educational resources and mentorship opportunities. Learn moreabout OWAA today...
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A writer and indie film producer, Karuna Eberl covers the outdoors and nature side of DIY for Family Handyman, exploring wildlife, green living, travel and gardening. She also writes FH’s Eleven Percent column, about dynamic women in the construction workforce.
Mar 2, 2020 · Karuna Eberl is a freelance writer who explores the intersections of nature, history, and politics. Read her articles on Medium about topics such as climate change, environmentalism, racism, and election 2020.
Freelance writer and photographer with an emphasis on nature, science, DIY, sustainability, adventure, travel and history topics. Recent credits include: Family Handyman, BBC, National Parks ...
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