Sophie Stuber is a journalist who has written for various publications including Barron's, Telluride Daily Planet, and KULR 8. She has also been featured in the Al Jazeera Media Network. Sophie's articles cover a range of topics, with a focus on issues related to the environment, public lands, wildlife, and community development.
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Telluride, United States (Local)
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Sophie's coverage spans a broad range of topics, with significant focus on scientific and environmental issues. Pitches should align with her interest in government announcements, data-driven stories related to wildfires, wildlife conservation, climate change, public lands management and other environmental concerns.
Sources who can provide expert insights into these topics or have access to relevant data are likely to be well received by Sophie. Additionally, given the diverse themes she covers including scientific and cultural aspects alongside sports-related content suggests that pitches must be aligned with her varied interests but emphasize the environment-focused content as it appears most prominent.
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Between Halloween pumpkin carving, Thanksgiving feasts and holiday parties, it can be the season of food waste. Luckily, Telluride has a new composting program that can help reduce organic waste,
By: Sophie Stuber
One of Bruin Waste Management’s trucks, the Trash Monster 2, driving through Telluride. The company is partnering with the Town of Telluride to bring curbside compost to town. (Courtesy photo)
A project next to TMHS would build eight single-family homes for district employees
By: Sophie Stuber
‘Just because the election is over doesn’t mean the work is done locally and regionally’
By: Sophie Stuber
The Cimarron River in the north-central San Juan Mountains. Voters in Colorado and San Miguel County passed several measures for water conservation and green energy transition. (Photo by Bob Wick / BLM)
New intergovernmental agreement between San Miguel County and CAIC
Favorable snow and temps allow the mountain to open on Nov. 28
By: Sophie Stuber
With strong early season storms and colder temperatures, Telluride Ski Resort is opening on time on Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 28. A bigger storm Thanksgiving week should help boost conditions.
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