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Humans are not the only ones impacted by plastic pollution
This story uses humor and shocking images to convey the dangers plastic pollution imposes on shorebird species. Keep reading
Kim Rondinella
SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry
ContributorI am a senior at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry majoring in Environmental Studies, with a minor in Environmental Writing and Rhetoric. I am extremely passionate about wildlife conservation and have experiences working with endangered shorebirds on Long Island, NY. I hope to see a future where humans realize the full breadth of benefits biodiversity provides both humans and animals.
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