KELLY BRENNER
Kelly Brenner is a naturalist, writer and photographer based in Seattle. She founded The Metropolitan Field Guide in 2009 and has contributed articles to a variety of other websites and publications including Crosscut, ParentMap and National Wildlife Magazine. She holds a bachelors degree in landscape architecture from the University of Oregon and a certificate in non-fiction writing from the University of Washington.
She is currently writing a book about urban nature to be published by Mountaineers Books.
NEWS
- My article Writing When on the Autism Spectrum is the inaugural piece in the ‘Diverse Voices‘ series on The Open Notebook.
- Read my essay Web of Possibility on the City Creatures Blog.
- I was recently on KUOW talking about the 2018 City Nature Challenge.
- Read my latest article about moths in National Wildlife Magazine: Working the Night Shift
RECENT POSTS
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Jun
Last week produced some of the lowest tides of the year and I spent two days exploring at Alki Beach in West Seattle. The first...
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Jan
Churchill, Manitoba is a flat landscape, most of the topography long ago scraped away by glaciers. However, we were on our way to see Churchill’s...
20
Dec
Somehow I managed to read 74 books during the year, so far, not counting picture books. They range from natural history to poetry, graphic novels...
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Dec
Sitting on the opposite side of the mouth of the Churchill River from the Prince of Wales Fort is Cape Merry. Our Churchill Northern Studies...
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Oct
To get to Sloop Cove in Churchill, Manitoba, you have to cross the Churchill River on a zodiac. Our Churchill Northern Studies Centre group all...
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