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Katherine Hammer

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  • Writer, Editor and Content Strategist, Freelance
New York, Philadelphia
As seen in: MSN, Yahoo Life, Wiley Online Library, PLOS, Substack, Flipboard, Yahoo, The Cool Down, The Beet, Girls' Life
Freelance writer, editor, content strategist | Former editor @girlslifemag @brat | Open to work! 💌 | bykatherinehammer@gmail.com

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Senior Editor for Girls' Life print and web coverage. Freelance writer, editor and content strategist. Interests: lifestyle, culture, entertainment, youth trends, self-improvement, mental health and wellness.

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Experts stunned by discovery in rainforest 15 years after reintroduction of beavers: '[They] may have created the right habitat'

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Bringing back endangered wildlife and reinvigorating the environment? Leave it to the eager beavers, as experts in Scotland discovered from the optimistic results of a recent project, reported the Guardian. The choice to return beavers to one of the region's Knapdale rainforests 15 years ago "may have created the right habitat for the area's endangered water voles to flourish." By the end of the 19th century, beavers were nearly extinct from hunting.
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'A living experience that is meant to positively impact ... well-being'

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City receives massive donation of land for remarkable new project: 'A treasure of our community'

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| The Cool Down Verified
San Diego, California, is known for its sunny skies and stunning outdoor spaces. Now, its residents and visitors are going to have the opportunity to enjoy even more sunshine and nature thanks to the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation. The nonprofit organization has made a contribution of 55 acres of land to San Diego to go toward the expansion of Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP), which is "one of the largest urban parks in the country," reports There San Diego.
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Instagram

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I did! Back in the day I was a copy editor, features editor and editor-in-chief.

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Work hard, trust your gut and take a break from social media every so often.