Maddie Johnson is a Freelance Journalist at various publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including business, finance, and community news, often focusing on local economies and leadership initiatives. Maddie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Orillia Today, Investment Executive, and Phys.org, among others.
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Maddie Johnson's coverage focuses on local events, community initiatives, and financial planning with an emphasis on Canada. To effectively reach out to her, consider pitching stories related to local events, community engagement projects or human interest pieces that tie into financial planning. Given the substantial focus on citing data and investment analysis in her articles, it may also be beneficial to offer expert insights or data-driven perspectives regarding financial topics such as dividend stocks, fixed income investments or real estate within a Canadian context.
As Maddie's primary geographic focus is local (Canada), pitches should align with this regional scope while offering valuable insights into finance-related themes tied to family & relationships and real estate industry trends within the Canadian market.
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By: Maddie Johnson
Researchers have shown that probiotics can protect hatching chicks from bacterial diseases without destroying beneficial microorganisms.
By: Maddie Johnson
Researchers have shown that probiotics can protect hatching chicks from bacterial diseases without destroying beneficial microorganisms.
By: Maddie Johnson
Researchers have shown that probiotics can protect hatching chicks from bacterial diseases without destroying beneficial microorganisms.
By: Maddie Johnson
FAYETTEVILLE — Researchers have shown that probiotics can protect hatching chicks from bacterial diseases without destroying beneficial microorganisms.
By: Maddie Johnson
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By: Maddie Johnson
The Arkansas turfgrass research team pauses for a group photo the morning of the 2025 Arkansas Turfgrass Field Day.
Arkansas' tree growth is outpacing removals, but the abundance doesn't just signal a rich timber supply. It also increases the risks for disease, pests and wildfires. A trio of researchers took a deeper look at the gap and the factors behind it.
By: Maddie Johnson
FAYETTEVILLE — From Ansel Adams’ national parks landscapes to Apollo astronaut William Anders’ iconic photo “Earthrise,” photography has been a powerful influence on conservation efforts in the United States.
From Ansel Adams' national parks landscapes to Apollo astronaut William Anders' iconic photo "Earthrise," photography has been a powerful influence on conservation efforts in the United States.
