Bryony Angell

Bryony Angell writes about birding culture to invite an expansive approach to the pastime. Her first published byline about birding was for ParentMap. Since then she’s written for Audubon.org, Cornell’s Living Bird, BWD (formerly Bird Watcher’s Digest), The Seattle Times and many other publications. Her work highlights the human side of the birding world: the people, the community, the habits and the connections that ultimately lead to bird conservation. Her beat covers travel, conscientious consumerism, outdoor adventure, features of creatives and professionals in the field, and even how to date like a bird, all from the lens of a recreational birder and wild bird advocate.

Bryony lives with her family in the Skagit Valley of Washington state. You can read more on her website: bryonyangell.com.