FEATURE STORIES _
feature written for Dusty Times Issue 04
As content director at Adventure Sports Network, I curated, "The most impactful adventure sports feature reads from Surfer, Powder, Bike, Snowboarder, Canoe & Kayak, TransWorld SKATEboarding, Newschoolers and SUP."
feature assigned/edited for the July/Aug 2021 issue of Men's Journal written by Jeff Moag.
"Head north to river-tripping paradise and a standup style of wilderness voyage." written for the May/June 2021 issue of Men's Journal.
Feature edited for the Jan/Feb 2021 issue of Men's Journal. written by Graham Averill
From the Dispatches series developed/assigned/edited with writer-photographer Andy Cochrane. This was the top-performer of the series on mensjournal.com, where "a greenhorn photo-documents the lives of crabbers in the Bering Sea."
At the intersection of the blues and the Delta’s wildest reaches, one soulful paddler holds the keys to the river’s salvation. photos by Robert Zaleski Originally published in Canoe & Kayak magazine's December 2010 edition
The Untold Story of the Second-Ever Complete Run of Palouse Falls: Inside Knox Hammack’s and James Shimizu’s April 2019 runs of Washington’s Palouse Falls, matching the world record of 189.5 feet.
Part 3 in "Weekend Expeditions: Connections Across Maine" video/article series produced and written for State of Maine x Northern Forest Canoe Trail: "Exploring central Maine’s northern Highlands region, canoeing Lobster Lake out the NFCT route on the West Branch Penobscot to Chesuncook Lake."
Paddling the Boomtown Intersection of America's longest river and its largest oil field. Welcome to the Bakken. photos by Aaron Schmidt and Rob Zaleski First published in the Aug 2014 edition of Canoe & Kayak
Three Days with Paddling's Kings at the Curious and Miraculous Rey Del Rio Waterfall World Championship photos by David Jackson First published in the May 2015 edition of Canoe & Kayak
From C&K's Summer 2016 edition: An everyman canoe adventure through Banff National Park yields unreal surprises from a hidden glacial lake to the colorful paddling legends that inhabit Alberta's Bow River Valley
Fathers and Sons on Washington's Winchester Wasteway photos by Aaron Black-Schmidt Published in June 2015 on CanoeKayak.com
Exploring Alaska's Frozen Frontier Originally published in SUP magazine's Winter 2012 edition
Paddling an I-SUP from Guatemala to Belize sure sounded like a good idea Originally published in SUP magazine's Summer 2012 edition
Retracing the forgotten paddling trail that made New Orleans. photos by Robert Zaleski Originally published in Canoe & Kayak magazine's August 2012 edition
Nunavut’s lonesome rivers dish out lessons one way--when they’re ready to photos by Robert Zaleski Originally published in Canoe & Kayak magazine's May 2012 edition
Exploring Italy’s SUP roots, from Venetian canals to the island wilds of Tuscany Originally published in SUP magazine's Fall 2010 edition
Spearfishing by kayak on the Baja frontier. photos by Robert Zaleski Originally published in Canoe & Kayak magazine's July 2010 edition
feature edited for Sept/Oct 2020 issue of Men's Journal, exploring Everglades National Park via kayak and discovering diverse natural beauty that deserves protection. written by Jon Waterman
assigned/edited deadline coverage of Emily Harrington becoming first woman to free climb El Capitan's 'Golden Gate’ in one day. written by Chris Van Leuven
Part 1 feature/video on escaping Las Vegas to paddle the Black Canyon Colorado River in packable Oru Kayaks. Presented by Expedia photos and video by David Jackson
memorable piece reported from Guy Urie's ranch in northwest Colorado, where bull riders-to-be face a test of toughness
assigned and edited this feature for Canoe & Kayak magazine's June 2012 edition, on the parallel stories of loss and recovery of two renowned pros. written by Joe Jackson and Jeff Moag