• John C. Cannon

    A seasoned science reporter, John writes for magazines, newspapers, online news sites and public radio. With an eye for stories on the friction and possibilities that arise between humans and nature, he writes about the repercussions of naval sonar on whales and what the ancient ear bones of massive fish can tell us about the trickle-down effects of an over-taxed Colorado River. John’s copy-writing clients include Stanford University, the National Park Service, SeaOtters.com and the University of California, Santa Cruz.

    When he’s not writing, traveling or keeping up his blog (Terroir of the Journey), chances are good you’ll find John outside running, playing Ultimate frisbee or – living by the Phoenician axiom that a day on the water isn’t deducted from your life – playing in the ocean with a kayak, a boogieboard or just a wetsuit.

    For more on the meandering road that led John to becoming a science writer, check out his Bio.