Pamela Zendt

Wild Bees Work, and So Does She

A conversation with a scientist who is wild about native bees

May 3 • Pamela Zendt

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April 2026

The Tree Guy of Decatur

"My coworkers lately tease me that I'm a hair model. But I'm not." -- Logan House.

Apr 16 • Pamela Zendt

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The Demo Garden Next Door

At Isom Cottage, a gardener is building a demonstration garden that asks a bigger question: what if the work of restoring habitat didn’t stop at the…

Apr 2 • Pamela Zendt

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March 2026

Today is World Frog Day!

With quick reflexes and a steady message, Amanda Dahlgren brings people closer to the often misunderstood world of amphibians.

Mar 20 • Pamela Zendt

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Learning at the 2026 Atlanta Science Festival

Ms. Green Jeans did not get the memo

Mar 10 • Pamela Zendt

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January 2026

Trees Laid Bare

Nature's fractals represent brokenness. There's plenty of that these days.

Jan 17 • Pamela Zendt

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An Environmentalist Undaunted by Data

Meet Darling Nogh.

Jan 2 • Pamela Zendt

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October 2025

Hold The Everyday Scientist in your hands.

Yes, my book was recently released!

Oct 31, 2025 • Pamela Zendt

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December 2024

What if drawing makes me a better birder? Or. Just better?

Five things for early January. (Reprint of my most popular newsletter, originally published a year ago.)

Dec 31, 2024 • Pamela Zendt

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Meet the Everyday Scientist Behind the Stories.

I’m Pamela Zendt, a Georgia-based community scientist, Master Naturalist, and storyteller who loves exploring the connections between people and the…

Dec 23, 2024 • Pamela Zendt

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Why Nature Speaks Latin

And why we should consider trying it more often too.

Dec 21, 2024 • Pamela Zendt

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A Whale at the Edge of Extinction

Why the northern right whale (Georgia's state marine mammal) may be the first great whale we lose.

Dec 3, 2024 • Pamela Zendt

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