Jenny Cutraro
Jenny Cutraro is and editor and producer at the citizen science organization SciStarter, where she oversees a syndicated blog network and dreams up new ways to connect people with science. As an editorial project director at WGBH, she also produced an award-winning curriculum for the PBS KIDS science series "Plum Landing" and led numerous workshops and presentations on integrating digital resources into informal and outdoor learning settings. When she’s not talking about finding science in the outdoors to anyone who will listen to her, you’ll find her kayaking with her family, cheering for the Green Bay Packers, and looking for slimy things under logs.

Guest Post: Scientists Come in All Sizes

I spent part of our recent snow day in New England on the phone talking to Richard Primack, an ecologist who studies how climate change affects seasonal events such as budburst and bird migration. I was interviewing him for another story, but as we talked, a new one came to light. He told me that […]

Guest Post: On Walden Pond, On Election Day

  After casting my ballot on Election Day, I took my two young daughters and my father, who was visiting from Wisconsin, to Walden Pond. It was a sunny fall day, unseasonably warm for November in Massachusetts. We splashed and played and collected stones, and as I watched my girls run free on the sand, […]