kate

My blogs

• The Monarch Gardener
• A Riverside Garden Makeover: from nothing to native paradise in one summer
• The Holdfast Seeker

Blogs I follow

• Janet Reid, Literary Agent
• "SIMPLE BLOGS"
• A Blade of Grass
• blogfish
• Blogger's Cafe
• BookEnds Literary Agency
• Callosities
• Cape Ann Images
• CARAMEL MACCHIATO
• Catladyland: Cats are Funny
• Ciudad-dormida
• DJan-ity
• earwig sandwich
• Eco-Friendly; World, Life & Health
• Elderwomanblog
• Fluoride Dangers
• Fool Stop
• Fran Caldwell at Home - Original Naive Folk Art
• Fran Caldwell's Notebook...One Writer's View
• Gleeful
• Green Gal
• Ink
• Inside Jade
• Joey K on the Environment
• Jones River Ecology
• K n o w p l a s t i c
• Life Less Plastic
• lifewithlizzie
• M. Bail - A Writer's Life
• Massachusetts Oyster Project
• Melissa Amateis
• Meredith and Brendan's Odyssey to Homer, Alaska
• Muse in Kansas
• Musings from the Texas Hill Country
• Nature remains.
• NEDINE SAYS
• notes from the field
• perennial Thoughts
• Phishy Grist's Photography
• PlacesPeopleStuff with Character
• PlasticLess NYC
• Project Laundry List
• Red Lips and Cigarette Sticks
• Reduce Footprints
• Ripples of Kindness
• Rutabagas and Other Adventures
• SAY NO TO FLUORIDE AND FLUORIDATION
• Seeyuh
• Shorebirder
• Signed by Ange
• SOUNDBOUNDER
• Squirrel's View
• STOKES BIRDING BLOG
• Sundance and the Beagleman
• Sunflower Ranch
• The Beginning Farmer
• The Dark of Knight
• The Echinoblog
• The Farmer Fred® Rant
• The Frog Blog
• The Goofy Gardener
• The Holdfast Seeker
• The Plover Warden Diaries
• The Salitype Society
• The Topiary Cow
• This Northwest Life
• Tomus Arcanum
• Trials and Tribulations of a 20 something
• UK Against Fluoridation
• Velvet Paw, Remorseless Fang
• Wayward 30-Somethings
• Why are all the good blog names taken?

About me

Gender	Female
Industry	Non-Profit
Occupation	Aquatic Biologist
Location	Ipswich, MA, United States
Introduction	native gardener, monarch conservationist, former shorebird wrangler, current mom, marine biologist, writer, river watcher

You've just inherited a manufacturing plant that specializes in plastics. What are you going to make?

a machine to destroy plastic and shoot it into the sun so it can't contaminate us anymore and screw with our hormones (as I type on my plastic-encased computer...)