Adam Barraza

Photojournalist

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Preston's Summary

Adam Barraza is a photojournalist at KSAT. He focuses on themes such as climate change, the environment, and regional interests, while also covering topics like public education, animal rights, and major league sports. Adam's work has been featured in KSAT, KPRC, and T-SPAN.

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Geo Focus

San Antonio, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 64 %
Data Driven: 14 %
Interviews Q&as: 12 %
Events: 8 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Hydrology
  • Water Conservation
  • Water Management
  • Water Rights
  • Animal Rescue & Rehabilitation
  • Animal Rights

Pitching Insights

Adam's coverage revolves around local crime, community service, and government announcements in San Antonio and Texas. He seems to be interested in stories that have a direct impact on the local community, particularly those related to public safety, nonprofit organizations, education, mental health, environment, infrastructure funding, elections issues like water systems and housing.

If you're reaching out to Adam Barraza with a pitch or expertise in any of these areas such as insights into local crime patterns or trends affecting public safety within San Antonio or Texas; initiatives related to community service by nonprofits; educational policies impacting the region; infrastructure projects aimed at improving living conditions for residents of the area would likely grab his attention.

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