PAMELA S. TURNER
     The Eagle and Child, Oxford  Orcas in Prince William Sound, Alaska |
Written for a General AudiencePalau's unique jellies are a portrait of evolution in action. High-tech tags put sperm whales under scientific scrutiny. What happens when killer whales and great white sharks go fin-to-fin? How seahorses are becoming "poster ponies" for marine conservation. The Tolkien sites of Oxford, England, including the hobbit-sized pub where JRR first read aloud the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings. A bit of piscine propaganda on behalf of ocean wildlife. Whales, otters, eagles and salmon in America's greatest wilderness. Other Articles and Essays "Breakthrough." The Writer, October 2007 "Everybody in the Water!" Scuba Diving, June 2005. "The Big One." Scuba Diving, May 2005. "Tsunami Tales." Scuba Diving, May 2005. "Pilgrims Progress" (book review). California Wild, Spring 2005. "Shark Tale." Scuba Diving, January/ "The World's Largest No-Take Zone." Scuba Diving, October 2004. "Gorillas in the Midst." California Wild, Summer 2004. "Ursine Paradise Lost" (book review). California Wild, Spring 2004. "In the Forest of the Night" (book review). Christian Science Monitor, September 18, 2003. "Wave Rider." California Wild, Spring 2004. "Saving Fiji's Future." Scuba Diving, December 2003. "Killer Eyes." Scuba Diving, August 2003. "Pearly Whites." Islands, November 2003. "The Pull of the Wild." World Traveler, January 2003. "Too Tasty to Survive." Scuba Diving, May 2003. "House of the Spirits." Common Ground, Spring 2003. "Building Better Parks." Scuba Diving, June 2003. "Shrunken Species." Islands, January/ "Uncommon Octopus." Wildlife Conservation, February 2003. "Globetrotters Circle Toward Home." Christian Science Monitor, March 18, 202. "Man vs. Mollusk." World Traveler, November 2001. "The Cave that Microbes Built." California Wild, Fall 2002. "Beachfront Bonanza." Archaeology, May/ "A Striking Shrimp." Fauna, January 2002. "Regarding the Flag, Again." Christian Science Monitor, September 28, 2001. "River Dogs." Bark Magazine, Summer 2001. "Frozen Frogs." California Wild, Spring 2001. |
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