Teresa Bergen is a Contributor at various esteemed publications. She specializes in adventure, eco, and sober travel, often exploring themes of health and wellness, food and beverages, and the broader travel and tourism industry. Teresa's work has been featured in outlets such as Inhabitat.com, USA TODAY, and the South China Morning Post SCMP, among others.
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Teresa's coverage primarily focuses on topics related to the environment, travel & tourism, and food & beverage. Her articles often include cited data and government announcements.
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Tim Mulligan has created a graphic novel series, "Witchland," inspired by the real-life horrors of toxic waste at the Hanford Site in Washington state.
Explore Antigua, Guatemala, where colorful markets overflow, ancient ruins echo the past, and traditional flavors fill the air.
By: Teresa Bergen
By Teresa Bergen New Africa/Shutterstock It's a chilly Saturday morning, and a group of 10 people has gathered to warm up
Eat more ice cream and make less garbage: a chat with Tyler Malek, Salt & Straw’s chief ice cream maker.
By: Teresa Bergen
Kerry Freeland helped me secure the scuba tank to my torso from the bed of his pickup truck, then we trudged down the beach. It was my first time shore div
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They weren't big sharks, but there were a lot of them; they had sharp teeth and they were coming very close.
By: Teresa Bergen
Paddle among forested isles, camp at Jones Island, and savor guide-cooked meals on a three-day kayak trip in Washington's San Juans.
