Candice Marshall is a Digital Content Producer and Journalist, specializing in local Australian stories. She writes for Australian Geographic and her work has also been featured in EIN Presswire. Candice covers a range of topics including nature, history, and environmental issues, with a focus on highlighting the unique stories and experiences of Australia.
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Candice Marshall's focus covers a wide range of scientific and cultural topics, with an emphasis on nature, wildlife, and Australian-focused content. Her articles often cite data, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
If you want to reach out to Candice with pitches or expertise in the areas she covers, consider offering scientifically backed insights related to nature conservation efforts in Australia, noteworthy wildlife discoveries or initiatives within the country. Additionally, historical or cultural information tied to Australian natural landmarks could also be of interest.
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By: Candice Marshall
Hormones are driving a radical new approach to fighting the country’s extinction crisis.
How does a former mineworker from Broken Hill end up working for the world’s biggest space agency, NASA?
By: Candice Marshall
The legacy of the famed architect of the theory of evolution, Charles Darwin, is profoundly in evidence through his Aussie-based descendant, Chris Darwin.
By: Candice Marshall
1792: First Nations warrior Pemulwuy leads resistance against British colonists.
A stunning prehistoric view of life in south-eastern Australia has been forever captured in these caves.
One of the big surprises that's come in recent years from our exploration of the solar system is the existence of icy ocean worlds in its outer reaches. Most are moons of the giant planets, although some dwarf planets such as Pluto may also have a similar structure.
By: Candice Marshall
Extraordinary images captured by camera trap show a wombat sharing its burrow with a fox and her cub in northern NSW.
A recent study has uncovered the monumental impact just one species has in providing a functioning ecosystem.
By: Candice Marshall
When it came to assigning a photographer to cover the World Solar Challenge, from Darwin to Adelaide, we had to have Thomas Wielecki!
Coochiemudlo is just a stone's throw from the Brisbane CBD, but the island's protected wilderness areas, tight-knit community and slower pace of living make it feel as though it's worlds away.
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