Candice Marshall is a Digital Content Producer / Journalist at various outlets. She focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, as well as culture and society, often exploring topics like animals, pets, and veterinary care. Candice's work has been featured in EIN Presswire and Australian Geographic.
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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.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered it is important that any outreach provides relevant data-driven insights into these topics.
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By: Candice Marshall
In a bleak milestone for our planet, it has been confirmed that last year's global average surface temperatures exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
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Writer Liz Ginis grew from toddler to teen in the green pastures and eucalypt forests of the Bellinger Valley on the NSW Mid North Coast.
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Australia’s waste crisis demands bold leadership and 'doing the right thing', argues Keep Australia Beautiful's Laura Carrazza.
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By: Candice Marshall
Australian polar explorer Eric Philips will be launched into space as part of the first crewed mission to orbit the North and South poles.
By: Candice Marshall
In April 1954, Soviet spies Vladimir and Evdokia Petrov, masquerading as Canberra diplomats, defected to Australia.
The Yarra River (Birrarung) is central to the identities of First Nations peoples, as well as modern Melburnians.
By: Candice Marshall
Fossil teeth show extinct giant kangaroos spent their lives close to home – and perished when the climate changed.
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