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Siobhan Mullally (she/her) has an Honours B.E.S. from the School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability (SERS) at the University of Waterloo with a minor in English Language and Literature and two diplomas in Environmental Assessment and Ecosystem Restoration and Rehabilitation. For her senior thesis, she travelled to Labrador to study climate change impacts on tundra ecosystems in the Canadian Subarctic. As a budding ecologist, researcher, and writer, she is interested in exploring the intersections between ecology and communication to inspire climate change and help others develop a deeper appreciation for nature. In her free time, she enjoys spending time in nature and getting lost in her favourite novels.

Author Articles

The WTF: The Week This Friday Vol. 42
  Eco-Friendly Routes - Thank You Google Maps Source: Unsplash Google has done it again - providing routes for not only the directionally impaired but those who want to have...

The WTF: The Week This Friday Vol. 41
National Climate Action is a Win for Women Source: Mother Jones The Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act is a win for women and girls across Canada since they often bear...

The WTF: The Week This Friday Vol. 40
Antarctic Seafloor Exposed After 50 Years of Ice Cover  Source: BBC News German scientists examined an area of the newly opened Antarctic seafloor by the slipping of the large iceberg...

WHERE IS MY ANGER?!
When I was 15, I had my first job working at Tim Hortons. I was that typical new, compliant underdog on staff, and since I could stay so calm in...

A Being in Nature: How the Mourning Dove’s Call of Inspiration Quieted My Busy Mind
The Power of Taking a Walk Around the Block Over the past week or so, my world has been very high-energy, productive, and busy, busy, busy! I have been maximizing...

The WTF: The Week This Friday Vol. 39
Summers Could Last Half the Year by 2100?! Source: Science News Historically, the four seasons in the Northern Hemisphere have been predictable - winter, spring, summer, fall; it’s a regular...

In Memory of David Schindler
On March 4th, 2021, Canada lost one of its most influential environmental scientists, David Schindler. Schindler was a champion of freshwater science, and a leading environmental advocate and conservationist. His...

The WTF: The Week This Friday Vol. 37
Oil Spill on the Mediterranean Shore - Results in Shore Shutdown Source: Unsplash Black tar deposits have been reported all along Mediterranean beaches in Israel - forcing them to close...

Are We Failing to See the Forest for the Trees?
A tree is probably the most iconic image of environmentalism. Or better yet, a person planting a tree. We are called tree-huggers by some people, after all. It has long...

The WTF: The Week This Friday Vol. 35
The Dark Backstory of Gold Peruvian Rivers  Source: NASA  What appear to be rivers of gold running through the Amazon rainforest in Madre de Dios state in eastern Peru are...

Authors Blog

2071: The Journey of How We Avoided Dystopian Outcomes
In collaboration with York U’s Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, Alternatives Journal’s third issue of this year (46.3) is going to be a collection of stories from the perspective...
Call for Designer!
A/J is looking for a graphic designer to join our team in creating our next issue, Playbook for Progress! This is a great opportunity for a young designer looking to...