Charles Seabrook is a journalist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, specializing in local environmental and nature stories in the Georgia and Atlanta area. With a focus on wildlife, conservation, and natural landmarks, Charles brings attention to the unique and diverse ecosystems of Georgia and the importance of preserving them.
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Charles Seabrook's articles primarily focus on nature and wildlife, particularly in the local Georgia area. Given his coverage of seasonal and industry-specific topics related to nature, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into environmental conservation efforts, wildlife protection, or unique natural phenomena specific to the Georgia region.
Since Charles focuses heavily on outdoor activities and seasonal changes in nature, consider pitching stories related to local events or activities centered around wildlife observation during different seasons. Additionally, he may be receptive to expert commentary regarding conservation efforts for endangered species within the region.
It’s also important that any pitches align with Seabrook's geographic focus on Georgia specifically as well as Atlanta and other parts of the state.
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By: Charles Seabrook
By Charles Seabrook – For the AJC My wife and I were driving on a rural road in Bibb County in Middle Georgia the other day when I spied a
By: Charles Seabrook
Wild Georgia columnist Charles Seabrook explains why taking precautions to avoid striking manatees isn't just for boaters in Florida.
By: Charles Seabrook
By Charles Seabrook – For the AJC During the Summer Olympics that begin Friday (July 26), the world's top athletes will be running, swimming, jumping and cavorting in amazing displays of human physical abilities.
By: Charles Seabrook
Wild Georgia columnist Charles Seabrook explains how the dietary preferences of the American goldfinch tie into it being the last songbird to nest in Georgia each year.
By: Charles Seabrook
Wild Georgia: Columnist Charles Seabrook explains that young birds' rambling really does have a purpose.
By Charles Seabrook – For the AJC Only a few years ago during midsummer, an abundance of bumblebees would be buzzing around lush blooms in yards, gardens and farm fields all over Georgia.
By: Charles Seabrook
Wild Georgia: Columnist Charles Seabrook explores the lengths to which blue-winged teals will go to avoid any cold weather.
If you visit the Okefenokee Swamp or other wetlands in South Georgia this time of year, you may hear some peculiar, high-pitched chirping or squeaking that seems to emanate from the thick vegetation.
By: Charles Seabrook
America will celebrate the 60th anniversary of the National Wilderness Act, the landmark law that confers the nation’s highest protection on millions of acres of federal land, on Tuesday.
Several of Georgia’s migratory birds — orchard orioles, cerulean warblers, ruby-throated hummingbirds — began heading south a month ago and should be well on their way to winter grounds in Latin America or already ensconced there.
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