These are the exact tools I use to make science feel less like a journal article and more like a conversation. Whether I’m building a StoryMap, designing a visual for a report, or breaking down climate data for the public — these are the tools I retu...
For clean, visual storytelling when I don’t want to wrestle with Illustrator. Great for infographics, reports, social tiles.
Canva Pro
My go-to for turning complex spatial projects into accessible, interactive stories.
ArcGIS StoryMaps
Easy data visualizations (especially maps + bar races) that feel modern and clean. Works well for storytelling + embeds.
Flourish
Where I organize projects, write outlines, and even plan storyboards for visual science comm.
Notion
The platform where I host my newsletter — perfect for turning ideas into audience connection, with built-in monetization.
Substack
Powerful open-source GIS tool. Perfect if you’re just starting out and want to explore spatial data for free.
QGIS
Helps clean up writing, especially when I’m switching between technical and public-facing tones.
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