I'm ​Becca Dzombak (she/her, pronounced "duh-zom-back"), a science journalist and editor with a Ph.D. in geology. I loved graduate school, but after spending five years studying two billion year old rocks, I was eager to immerse myself in the here and now. I mostly write about climate, conservation, geology, and wildlife.

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I write for anyone who's curious about our planet and our roles on it. For people who want to make sense of how policies will affect the environment. And for people like me, who just want to keep learning.

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I'm originally from Michigan and am currently living in western Washington state. I'm a runner and a sailor with a shouty orange cat.​ I do not miss the humidity of the Midwest.

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