Independent Journalist / Content Writer
Evan Quarnstrom is an independent journalist and content writer. He focuses on travel and tourism, adventure travel, and regional interest, often exploring themes related to climate policy and global warming across North America, Central America, and South America. Evan's work has been featured in notable publications such as Surfer Magazine, Teton Gravity Research, and Yahoo News.
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Evan Quarnstrom's articles mainly cover sports, with a focus on outdoor activities such as surfing and the impact of environmental issues. His work includes expert commentary, evolving stories, and announcements related to these themes.
If you are considering reaching out to Evan, providing expert insights into the world of outdoor activities or sports would likely be well received. Topics could include trends in surfing, developments in outdoor gear technology or innovations that have significant environmental implications within the realm of sports and outdoors.
Additionally, if you have unique perspectives on how natural disasters affect outdoor activities or can offer informed opinions on ongoing news in this space, your pitch may resonate with him.
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By: Evan Quarnstrom
No one wants to see sewage flowing onto Ocean Beach. But as San Francisco plans to protect a wastewater treatment plant with one of the largest seawalls ever built in California, stakeholders warn that the city is wading into an open mystery.
When the Rio Pro resumes, Tya Zebrowski has a chance to make history as the youngest surfer to win a WSL Championship Tour event.
Surfers wonder if new rockfall at Santa Cruz's iconic Steamer Lane could forever alter the wave.
By: Evan Quarnstrom
Once adored among surfers for her environmental policies, a new report alleges that Tulsi Gabbard has been a puppet for a controversial religious leader.
By: Evan Quarnstrom
A drone operator alerted authorities to a white shark swimming near surfers at Bondi Beach in Australia, preventing any close encounters.
A visitor from New York was shocked to discover human bones exposed on the beach during a walk in San Clemente.
By: Evan Quarnstrom
A local surfer gave his first impressions on the new-look lineup at Steamer Lane after a large portion of the cliff fell into the water.
By: Evan Quarnstrom
Not the first, or the last, surf conflict of the California summer unfolded recently at a San Diego County Beach.
With four heats remaining at the Rio Pro, the final day of competition could result in a new rankings leader and an unparalleled hometown celebration.
By: Evan Quarnstrom
Brazil's star soccer forward Matheus Cunha loves surfing as much as soccer, and he's been letting it show during his World Cup celebrations.
