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Melanie Choukas-Bradley has been a long-time freelance contributor to The Washington Post and many other publications.  Below are some of the more prominent selections from her contributions.

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(Mar. 24, 2017) “Worried about the cherry blossoms? You may have ‘phenology anxiety.'”
Melanie’s op-ed about the worry that natural occurrences are seriously out of whack.

American Forests Magazine Winter 2016

(Winter/Spring 2016) “A Capital Transition”
Melanie’s story appears on pages 16-23.

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(2010) “Ironing”
Melanie muses on one of the more common household tasks.

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(Sep. 1, 2008) “A Creek Runs Through It”
Rock Creek meanders through Montgomery County for more than 20 miles and is marked by nature’s beauty.

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(Jul. 17, 2005) “Let’s Keep the Country in Montgomery”
An essay on behalf of the country’s rural areas, and Montgomery County’s in particular.

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(2003) “An Old Dog and Some Blackberries”
First published in The Washington Post.

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(2002) “The Proverbial Word to the Wise: Where There’s a Will There’s a Cliché
…and the Voice of the Ages”

First published in The Washington Post.

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(Jan. 14, 1999) “Jackson’s Magnolias Lose Their Currency”
A look back on the former President’s legacy at the White House and on the twenty-dollar bill.

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Melanie Choukas-Bradley, author and forest-bathing guideLearn about the author, naturalist and forest bathing guide. Read More

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Books Released in 2020

2020 nature books by Melanie Choukas-Bradley Changemakers Books published two new books of Melanie’s this year, both about the healing powers of nature during difficult times. Read More

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