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Sarah Kuta

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Covers:  Travel, lifestyle, food and beverage, higher education
Writer and editor. My dog's No. 1 fan.

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I'm a Colorado-based writer and editor who covers travel, food and beverage, sustainability, science, history, economics and many other topics. I write for Conde Nast Traveler, Food & Wine, Robb Report, VinePair, NBC News, Smithsonian Magazine, Apartment Therapy, Lonely Planet, Allrecipes, Modern Farmer, Simplemost, the Denver Post, 5280 Magazine and many other publications. My journalism degree is from Northwestern University.

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See monarch butterflies in all their glory on this California road trip

See monarch butterflies in all their glory on this California road trip

The 465-mile Western Monarch Trail provides a breathtaking experience while raising awareness about conservin…

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How a Railroad Engineer From Nebraska Invented the World's First Ski Chairlift

How a Railroad Engineer From Nebraska Invented the World's First Ski Chairlift

The device was part of an elaborate plan on behalf of Union Pacific to boost passenger rail travel in the Ame…

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This Gorgeous River in Europe Is the Cruise Destination You've Never Heard Of

This Gorgeous River in Europe Is the Cruise Destination You've Never Heard Of

Cruising the Moselle River, through Germany, Luxembourg, and France, promises stunning vineyards and views, w…

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Ski Goggles Were the Hero Item on My Antarctica Packing List

Ski Goggles Were the Hero Item on My Antarctica Packing List

From peppy penguins to awe-inspiring icebergs, you won't miss a single moment with a good pair of ski goggles…

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A "Ring of Fire" Eclipse Is Coming This Fall: Here's Where to See It

A "Ring of Fire" Eclipse Is Coming This Fall: Here's Where to See It

When the sun, moon, and Earth align in October for an annular solar eclipse, skywatchers can head to a handfu…

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7 Must-Visit Spots Along the New Boise Potato Trail

7 Must-Visit Spots Along the New Boise Potato Trail

The new Boise Potato Trail in Idaho includes 19 stops, but if you're only in town for a short while, these ar…

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Stay Up Late and Admire the Cosmos With This New ‘Stargazing Trail’ That Links Certified Dark Sky Destinations

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| Smithsonian Magazine
The initiative debuts as Colorado gears up to celebrate the 150th anniversary of its statehood Colorado is well-known for its daytime outdoor adventures, from hiking and mountain biking to fly fishing and skiing. But the state also dazzles after dark, with inky-black skies that provide crystal-clear views of the cosmos.
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Scientists Discover the World’s Largest, Deepest Whale Graveyard, Where Cetacean Remains Have Been Piling Up for Five Million Years

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By Sarah Kuta 
| Smithsonian Magazine
The massive necropolis, located deep in the southeastern Indian Ocean, is teeming with marine life supported by the whale carcasses, including many suspected new species More than five million years ago, the body of a beaked whale fell to the ocean floor. Ever since then, whale carcasses have been accumulating nearby, creating what researchers now say is the largest and deepest “whale graveyard” ever found.
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Scientists Discover the World’s Largest, Deepest Whale Graveyard, Where Cetacean Remains Have Been Piling Up for Five Million Years

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Scientists Discover the World’s Largest, Deepest Whale Graveyard, Where Cetacean Remains Have Been Piling Up for Five Million Years More than five million years ago, the body of a beaked whale fell to the ocean floor. Ever since then, whale carcasses have been accumulating nearby, …
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing a bi-monthly teen column for the Grand Island Independent while I was in high school

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Jim Qwilleran from Lilian Jackson Braun’s “The Cat Who…” series

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

By email!

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