Jessica Ruvinsky, Ph.D., is a field biologist who has rotted leaves in
Costa Rica,
trapped rats in California,
and hunted flowers in the Rockies.
This led to a doctorate from Stanford
and a deep respect for floral obscenity.
In college at Yale she sang with the Slavic Chorus,
did ethnobotany in Belize,
and backpacked through California.
Her writing career started with the
AAAS Mass Media Fellowship in 2002.
She was on staff for four years at Discover magazine in New York,
where she edited the reviews section.
Now freelance science writing
and editing
in Santa Monica, Jessica brings science to people who can use it
for social change
and environmental stewardship.
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