Elisabeth Marie is a journalist and social media producer based in Adelaide, South Australia. She writes for InDaily and Australian Geographic, covering a range of topics including local events, business conferences, environmental issues, and scientific discoveries. Her work has also been featured in SALIFE Magazine.
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Elisabeth Marie's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, economic updates, and environmental issues related to South Australia and Adelaide. Her interest in business events indicates a potential receptiveness to pitches concerning industry-specific developments or significant corporate announcements within the region.
Given her focus on climate change and Australian Geographic, Elisabeth may be interested in receiving pitches related to environmental initiatives, conservation efforts specific to South Australia, or scientific research with implications for the region. Additionally, she might be open to content that aligns with the themes of business & industry as well as house & home.
When reaching out to Elisabeth Marie, consider tailoring your pitch to align closely with local happenings in South Australia and Adelaide while incorporating elements related to climate change and economic updates specific to the area.
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How do new species arise? One possible reason is the arms race between animals such as predators and parasites, and the victims they exploit.
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The Australian Geographic Society Awards Roadshow is back, this time bringing adventure to the Gold Coast!
By: Elisabeth Marie
Why do we love to see unlikely animal friendships so much? A psychology expert explains why we adore these cute animal connections.
By: Elisabeth Marie
Whether medicinal, hygienic or recreational, birds have been observed utilising highly aromatic plants and insects.
In parts of South Australia, long stretches of beach are often blanketed in large patches of pink sand. But what gives these beaches their rosy hue?
By: Elisabeth Marie
Welcome to the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year collection for 2024.
By: Elisabeth Marie
Corals in the Kimberley region demonstrate remarkable resilience to harsh conditions, providing valuable lessons for conservation efforts.
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