Posts from the ‘tsunami’ Category

I am both a scientist and a communicator: writer, photographer, and public speaker. I don't believe in limiting myself to one medium to convey my ideas. It's not that big a deal to master the technology; I use the medium that best suits my story.
I am author or co-author of four published books (and there are more coming!) and my articles and stories have been published in quality magazines and newspapers around the world.
My photographs have appeared in magazines around the world and in four solo shows in Canada and Europe.
My radio documentaries have played on CBC Radio (Canada) and internationally, and I have spoken at numerous venues across North America (from The Explorer's Club in New York to museums and outdoor clubs across North America) and I am a TEDx speaker.
Read my bio.

Where is Jacqueline right now?
Mostly, I'm hanging out close to home, here on Vancouver Island - getting out on the trails with the dogs, and photographing flowers and hummingbirds. It's harvest time, so I am pretty busy with the garden: lots of tomatoes, tomatillos, beans and squashes to eat or preserve.
I'm still sorting photos from an amazing 6 week adventure to southernmost Patagonia this winter (their summer), and working on publications related to that trip - as well as moving forward with two book projects.
I'm not running much at the moment - coming back from a knee injury - but I'm walking the trails most days and working at building that knee up again!