Science Communication
I enjoy sharing natural history and botanical research through public talks, writing, workshops, and educational media.
Talks and Webinars
- iNaturalist for Botanists and Other Plant Enthusiasts — Botanical Club of Wisconsin (December 9, 2025)
- The Secret Life of Wisconsin’s Native Orchids — Madison Orchid Growers’ Guild (September 21, 2025)
- Mycoheterotrophic Orchids – Native Orchid Conference (February 27, 2024)
- Triphora: North America's Most Enigmatic Orchid Genus – Native Orchid Conference (January 24, 2023)
- Mosses of Florida — Florida Native Plant Society chapter (November 14, 2022)
- Orchids of Florida – Florida Native Plant Society, Ixia Chapter (October 4, 2021)
- Mosses of Florida – Florida Native Plant Society, Cuplet Fern Chapter (May 10, 2021)
Radio
Educational Videos
- Bryophyte and Lichen education video series, produced with funding from the United States National Science Foundation (DBI-2001509) for the collaborative project, Building a Global Consortium of Bryophytes and Lichens: Keystones of Cryptobiotic Communities (GLOBAL) (https://globaltcn.utk.edu/), in partnership with the Field Museum, Chicago and University of Alaska-Fairbanks. With Nkosi Evans and Todd Widhelm.
Workshops and Walks
- Introduction to Moss Identification — University of Wisconsin–Madison (November 7, 2025)
- An Introduction to the Lovely Mosses and Other Bryophytes of UW Lakeshore Nature Preserve, with Nkosi Evans (Friends of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve, August 27, 2023)
Panel Discussions
- Planting the Seeds of Science Communication — Botany 2022, Anchorage, Alaska
Magazines and Other Writing
- “The mysterious case of sassafras in Wisconsin” — Doyle, K. & Corder, B.
Botanical Club of Wisconsin Newsletter (Spring 2026) - The Natural History of the Three Birds Orchids
The Wisconsin Flora, Botanical Club of Wisconsin (Fall 2020) - “Ghost World: Efforts to save the ghost orchid”
The Fine Print, Gainesville, Florida (Spring 2017) - “Troubled Waters: Increased dumping of waste into our water has made an impact”
The Fine Print, Gainesville, Florida (Spring 2016) - “CTRL+S the Planet: UF supercomputer helps crunch data that tells us the effects of climate change”
The Fine Print, Gainesville, Florida (Winter 2016) - “Intruder Alert: Alachua County is one of the top counties in the state for numbers of invasive species – What does that mean?”
The Fine Print, Gainesville, Florida (Fall 2015)