Rene Ebersole

Contributing Editor, Audubon Magazine

Rene Ebersole is a contributing editor for Audubon and an adjunct faculty member at the NYU journalism school. Her wildlife trade investigations and reporting have been featured in National Geographic, The Nation, and more.

Articles by Rene Ebersole

A Storm of Snowy Owls
January 30, 2009
Buy A Good Book With No Guilt: Carbon-Neutral, Recycled Reading
January 16, 2009
New Year, New Diet: Become a Climatarian
January 09, 2009
Mercury in Fish: An Agency Conflicted
December 12, 2008
Take a Virtual Trip to Teshekpuk Lake
November 21, 2008
Astonishing New Sea Life
November 14, 2008 — Beneath the surface of the Earth’s oceans lurks a strange and wonderful world filled with unique sea creatures that no one has ever seen before. But thousands of the marine animals have begun to surface recently, thanks to an Olympian effort by a
Warring Warblers
November 07, 2008 — He might seem handsome and sweet, but don’t be mistaken—the Townsend’s warbler is a bully who clobbers a guy and steels his girlfriend. That’s what dogged detective work by University of Washington doctoral student Meade Krosby
The Fungus Among Us
October 31, 2008 — Just in time for Halloween, scientists may be one step closer to solving the mystery of a fatal illness afflicting one of the icons of the underworld—bats. In the last two years more than 100,000 bats in the northeastern United States have died f
Catch of the Day
October 24, 2008
It's Raining Garden Tips, Hallelujah
July 24, 2008