Christine Conte, Author at Earth.Org

Christine Conte

Christine is an ecologist, educator, and writer currently living between the US and Bahrain. Before becoming a high school teacher, Christine worked on wild wolf recovery, studied plague in the US prairie, and tracked endangered rabbits in NY. At the University of Maine, she earned her MS studying the effects of landscape change on Lyme disease. Christine is passionate about combining her background as a scientist with her knowledge of education and storytelling to help make science accessible for everyone.

Latest Articles from Christine Conte

Harmony in Nature: The Vital Role of Keystone Species in Human-Wildlife Coexistence

Biodiversity Conservation

Harmony in Nature: The Vital Role of Keystone Species in Human-Wildlife Coexistence

Jun 12th 20254 mins

Climate Change

How Climate Change’s Influence on Wind Patterns Is Affecting the Wind Power Industry

Apr 16th 20256 mins

Biodiversity Conservation

How Ecosystems Recover After A Fire

Feb 24th 20255 mins

Understanding Saudi Arabia’s Resistance to Environmental Policy Change

Energy Future

Understanding Saudi Arabia’s Resistance to Environmental Policy Change

Jan 17th 20256 mins

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