DONOVAN QUINTERO
Hello,
My name is Donovan Quintero. I am currently a Reporter and a Photographer at the Navajo Times newspaper located in Window Rock, Arizona, the capital of the great Navajo Nation tribe. I am writing this letter to state my interest in becoming a member of the board for the Society of Environmental Journalists.
"Half of the coral populations on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef — from “big mamas” to the little baby coral they spawn — have been wiped out in the warming ocean, a new study says."
"Even the pitch black, nearly freezing waters at the bottom of the ocean – far from where humans live and burn fossil fuels – are slowly warming, according to a study of a decade of hourly measurements."
LAURA PASKUS
I’ve been a journalist since 2002, working in print, online, radio, and public television.
RICO MOORE
Please consider my candidacy for a board member seat in the active member category for the November 2020 election.
TOM HENRY
I’d love to be part of SEJ’s leadership again.
Some of you know me as SEJournal’s longtime book editor. I’ve also served on the magazine’s board of directors for a decade now, and have served many times as a contest judge.
"There is this existential threat facing humanity. You might have heard about it. Maybe if you’re President Donald Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court that Republicans are rushing through before the election, you will admit to having read something about it."
DAVID STEINMAN
I’m running for the Society of Environmental Journalists’ board.
RY RIVARD
When I joined SEJ in 2015, I was on a new beat in a new state, covering water in the West. SEJ paired me with a mentor who had already made a career in California. That guidance gave me the confidence to report on the environment.
SADIE BABITS
Dear SEJ members,
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