Margaret Gregory
As a technical writer-editor for Forest Service Research and Development, I translate science into terms that people can understand and use. I do this through stories, webinars, webpages, and any other manner people request! I live in Nebraska, home of Arbor Day and trees ranging from white ash to Ponderosa pine. I enjoy reading, writing, running, watching cooking shows, and playing on my Switch.
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I’m at my local library in Nebraska today, helping out with an event for the Forest Service. Toddlers play on an alphabet rug as I tell them what Forest Service scientists do. “...I’m at my local library in Nebraska today, helping out with an event for the Forest Service. Toddlers play on an alphabet rug as I tell them what Forest Service scientists do. “...
Visitors at Wisconsin’s Daniel R. Obey Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center can hear the shanties of long-ago fur trappers, see the vibrant greens of the surrounding Chequamegon-Nicolet National For...Visitors at Wisconsin’s Daniel R. Obey Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center can hear the shanties of long-ago fur trappers, see the vibrant greens of the surrounding Chequamegon-Nicolet National For...
Backdropped by the snowcapped Rockies, I entered the Colorado Convention Center wearing my most practical shoes. We’ll be on our feet for eight hours a day, so make sure you’re comfortable. ...Backdropped by the snowcapped Rockies, I entered the Colorado Convention Center wearing my most practical shoes. We’ll be on our feet for eight hours a day, so make sure you’re comfortable. ...