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Katarina Samurović

Katarina Samurović is an environmental analyst and a freelance science writer. She has a special interest in biodiversity, ecoclimatology, biogeography, trees, and insects.
Crow siting on a chain link fence.

The Growth of Crows in Cities

August 22, 2021 by Katarina Samurović

Since the 1960s, more and more crows have been abandoning their rural winter roosts in favor of cities and towns.

Categories Biogeography Tags crows, urban geography
Map showing the world's ocean gyres. Source: NOAA.

How Ocean Currents Move Pollution Around the World

October 22, 2021June 17, 2021 by Katarina Samurović

How does pollution from plastic, trash, and oil spills move around Earth’s oceans?

Categories Oceanography Tags oceans, pollution
The magnetosphere, or magnetic field encircling Earth, is seen in this image.

The Adams Event – Did Polar Drift Cause Climate Change 42,000 Years Ago?

May 29, 2021 by Katarina Samurović

Some 42,000 years ago, Earth went through several centuries of dramatic climate change and environmental chaos.

Categories Planetary Geography Tags magnetic field
View southwest of Garfield Peak and Eagle Crags above Chaski Bay, Crater Lake. Photo: Charles Bacon, USGS, public domain.

NASA Completes the First Global Survey of Fluctuations in Lakes and Reservoirs

July 22, 2022May 25, 2021 by Katarina Samurović

ICESat-2 launched in September 2018) with its satellite laser altimeter, allowing NASA to perform the first global survey of freshwater fluctuations.

Categories Hydrology Tags freshwater, water
A black Eastern gray squirrel looks in a trash container. Photo: Caitlin Dempsey, CC BY 4.0

Anthropause: The Impact of Covid-19 Related Slowdowns on Wildlife

September 17, 2021March 8, 2021 by Katarina Samurović

Human-animal relations are extremely complex, and our presence – or absence – has greater power over the population dynamics than we commonly think

Categories Biogeography Tags wildlife
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