Angeli Gabriel is a Digital Content Producer at FOX Weather with a background in science and history. With experience at National Geographic and Fox News, Angeli brings a passion for storytelling and a love for saucy debates. Her work has appeared on various platforms, including Fox 5, KTBC-TV, Fox 10 Phoenix, Fox 35 Orlando, WOFL-TV, and Fox 5 DC.
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Angeli Gabriel’s coverage focuses on natural disasters, weather events, and scientific themes with a national (United States) geographic focus. Given the nature of her articles, she may be most responsive to pitches related to expert commentary or analyses regarding ongoing or evolving natural disaster situations in the United States.
As Angeli covers evolving stories and government announcements extensively, she might be receptive to input from authoritative sources providing insights into unfolding events such as weather phenomena or scientific developments. Pitches offering access to exclusive data or perspectives on how these incidents impact communities could also resonate well with her coverage approach.
Considering her frequent coverage of tragic events, it's important for pitches to demonstrate sensitivity while offering valuable expertise that can contribute meaningfully to understanding these occurrences.
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By: Angeli Gabriel
An oceanside parking lot in northern California collapsed during a landslide last week at the Fleener Creek Trailhead.
By: Angeli Gabriel
Aerial footage shot on Tuesday shows the rescue of a man whose vehicle rolled down a central California cliff, where he became stranded for two days.
Video shot on Friday shows lightning flashing across the night sky during a snow storm in Idaho.
By: Angeli Gabriel
Sustained high winds blew a temporary lake at Death Valley National Park north by about two miles, according to the National Park Service.
By: Angeli Gabriel, Scott Sistek
In an article published on Wednesday, scientists say that causing water vapor in the stratosphere to condense and fall may help cool the planet.
Nicholas Scott Burks, 37, died from injuries sustained from being overtaken by an avalanche on Wednesday, according to local officials.
By: Angeli Gabriel
Mussels that have caused “irreversible" damage to other parts of the U.S. are now at Yellowstone National Park’s doorstep, causing park officials to consider restrictions on watercraft at the park.
By: Angeli Gabriel
An invasive fungal disease has decimated whitebark pine forests in a number of parks, but new federal funding will be used to help the forests bounce back.
The total solar eclipse path will run from Texas through Maine, giving Americans an opportunity to see the celestial event from more than a dozen national park units.
Video: Bison herd escorts calves across road in Yellowstone
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