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Rachel Clark

About

Rachel Clark is an established science and environment writer, and trained biologist. Along with working as a science writer for Cornell University’s Program on Breast Cancer and Environmental Risk Factors, providing scripts for the Earth & Sky Radio Series, writing for major science textbook companies, and being solicited as a writer for the Joint Fire Science Program, she also has a BA in Biology, and a MS in Zoology with her research on animal behavior published in peer-reviewed journals. Rachel has reported on everything from the impacts of toxins on human health, to the state of the world’s oceans, to climate change, and much more. With the privilege of interviewing some of the world’s most important scientists on a scope of issues pertaining to human impact on the natural world, has come a profound solidarity with the global uprising of people committed to achieving world harmony, including a thriving, secure, and livable future in our lifetimes. Rachel has been a member of the National Association of Science Writers and the Society for Environmental Journalists since 1997.

Recent Posts
Sea of Love
It is not an easy time to send a love letter to Life as We Know It. To the oceans. To the lands. To the whales, the salmon, the trees, the bees. To our children’s future lives.
Mothering Nature in the Age of Trump: Dr. Riane Eisler

We have to recognize that the rape of nature and the rape of women is of the same dominator cloth: part of an authoritarian and exploitive system of top down-rankings. —Dr. Eisler

We have to recognize that the rape of nature and the rape of women is of the same dominator cloth: part of an authoritarian and exploitive system of top down-rankings. —Dr. Eisler

Smart Trees Teach via New Film & Bestselling Book

“The Hidden Life of Trees” hits NYTs Best Sellers list, while companion film “Intelligent Trees” roots out the science of tree chatter. Turns out forests have a few things to say.

“The Hidden Life of Trees” hits NYTs Best Sellers list, while companion film “Intelligent Trees” roots out the science of tree chatter. Turns out forests have a few things to say.

Interview: The Hidden Life of Trees

"To regulate the destruction of nature by law is not half as effective as loving nature." ~ Peter Wohlleben

"To regulate the destruction of nature by law is not half as effective as loving nature." ~ Peter Wohlleben

Michael Dowd Exclusive: The Future's Calling Us to Greatness

“How do you stay inspired to act in the face of global scale challenges like climate change, peak oil, the growing gap between the rich and poor, and so forth?”

~~Michael Dowd

“How do you stay inspired to act in the face of global scale challenges like climate change, peak oil, the growing gap between the rich and poor, and so forth?”

~~Michael Dowd

Earth Has Ebola: An Open Pre-election Letter

Our step forward together into a future the Earth has never seen before, and that humanity is asked to face, can make future Halloweens a lot less scary than this one...if we are willing to do what needs to be done, right now.

Our step forward together into a future the Earth has never seen before, and that humanity is asked to face, can make future Halloweens a lot less scary than this one...if we are willing to do what needs to be done, right now.