Associate Editor, WorkBoat Field Editor, National Fisherman
Kirk Moore is an Associate Editor for WorkBoat magazine and a Field Editor for National Fisherman magazine. With a focus on marine, coastal, and environmental issues, Kirk writes and reports on topics ranging from offshore wind to vessel strikes on marine life. His work has also been featured in Coastal News Today and the American Shoreline Podcast Network.
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Kirk Moore's coverage predominantly centers around energy and business & industry, with a specific focus on offshore wind, wind energy, environmental impact, marine life, and renewable energy. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches offering insights or data related to the latest developments in offshore wind projects or their impact on the environment.
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