Can you guess what they did when they met me? They reached out for me. It was amazing.” - Henrik Barck of Sweden on coming home to his twin infant sons after Swedish courts reversed a wrongful guilty verdict of child abuse
Photo courtesy of Itumeleng English
From abandoned mines in South Africa to permaculture farms across the Caribbean and oil fields in California, I've been busy the past few years.
I work around the country and the world as an investigative journalist, searching for the stories that matter. I seek out what affects our lives and write about and photograph what's happening around us.
This is something I do largely away from the comfort of a candy bowl-topped desk in a newsroom. Instead, I've seen my newsroom become a garbage dump, a pit of acid mine drainage, a courtroom and a sandy beach full of nesting sea turtles.
If a story's telling might do some good, drop me a line. No story is off limits.
I work around the country and the world as an investigative journalist, searching for the stories that matter. I seek out what affects our lives and write about and photograph what's happening around us.
This is something I do largely away from the comfort of a candy bowl-topped desk in a newsroom. Instead, I've seen my newsroom become a garbage dump, a pit of acid mine drainage, a courtroom and a sandy beach full of nesting sea turtles.
If a story's telling might do some good, drop me a line. No story is off limits.
