Dana Kobilinsky is a Science Writer at NewsBreak and The Wildlife Society. She focuses on themes related to animals, animal care, and environmental issues, with a particular emphasis on climate change and animal cruelty. Dana's work has been featured in various reputable outlets, including NewsBreak and The Wildlife Society.
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Dana Kobilinsky's coverage predominantly focuses on wildlife, conservation, animal behavior, and environmental impact. She is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide data-driven insights into wildlife-related topics or scientific research related to the environment and animal behavior.
Given her high citation of data in articles, she may be interested in receiving pitches from researchers or organizations with access to compelling and credible data related to wildlife trends, conservation efforts, climate change impacts on animal behavior, or similar topics.
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By: Dana Kobilinsky
Reducing moose numbers keeps wolf populations at a sustainable level for caribou conservation
By: Dana Kobilinsky
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Researchers found four areas where crossing structures would benefit elk now and in the future
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By: Dana Kobilinsky
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By: Dana Kobilinsky
The Yale radio program focused on how the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is related to wildlife conservation
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