Mary Hoff is the Communication & Outreach Manager at Project Drawdown, a career science communicator dedicated to a more sustainable world. She co-founded the environmental media outlet Ensia, serving as its editor-in-chief for eight years. Colleagues describe her work as "lively, " "accurate, " and "impeccable, " with a "world-class" ability to translate complex science.
Outside of her professional work, Mary is an active outdoor enthusiast who enjoys hiking, biking, running, and canoeing. Her interests also include knitting and playing the penny whistle. She is passionate about strengthening her local community by bringing people together for unlikely and productive collaborations.
Unique fact: She has authored or co-authored more than 20 nonfiction books on environmental topics for children and K-12 students.
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