Catherine Zandonella
Science Writer
Science Writer
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About Catherine
I am a
science writer with a special interest is in the links between toxins
in our environment and health. I have a master's degree in public
health from the University of California, Berkeley. I learned the craft
of science writing at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Over the years, I have written articles in all areas of science, from biology to physics. My work ranges from short news articles to long magazine pieces to online reports for science academies and foundations. Over the past several years, I've covered environmental science and health for the print and online publication, The Green Guide.
I am also a parent, and as such, I know that children are the most vulnerable members of society when it comes to toxins in our environment. They are also at the perfect age to absorb lessons about how to take care of our planet so that they grow up to be leaders that can put an end to the pollution of our air, water, and land. My new book, The Green Guide Families: The Complete Reference for Eco-friendly Parents, shows parents what they can do to better our environment while raising the "greenest" generation.
Over the years, I have written articles in all areas of science, from biology to physics. My work ranges from short news articles to long magazine pieces to online reports for science academies and foundations. Over the past several years, I've covered environmental science and health for the print and online publication, The Green Guide.
I am also a parent, and as such, I know that children are the most vulnerable members of society when it comes to toxins in our environment. They are also at the perfect age to absorb lessons about how to take care of our planet so that they grow up to be leaders that can put an end to the pollution of our air, water, and land. My new book, The Green Guide Families: The Complete Reference for Eco-friendly Parents, shows parents what they can do to better our environment while raising the "greenest" generation.
