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
- 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
- Read my latest article for Crosscut:: Lessons about Seattle from the Cooper’s hawk
- I have signed a contract with Mountaineers Books to write a book!
RECENT POSTS
23
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...
1
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...
30
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...
17
Oct
In the middle of August I took a solo adventure trip to Churchill, Manitoba. It was my first time away from my five year old...
Copyright 2018 Kelly Brenner | All Rights Reserved