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Location	Denver, United States
Introduction	National award-winning journalist and writer Elizabeth Darby began her career at the United Nations, covering women and the environment. She joined Newsweek to open the Rocky Mountain Bureau in her native Denver where she achieved two national awards for coverage on drought and on the homeless. After an extended journey through South Africa's wild areas, she helped to launch Buzzworm and served as its Managing/Senior Editor. Under her editorial guidance, Buzzworm won several awards for its environmental coverage including a World Hunger Award for its original series Of Pollution and Poverty. Included in her international coverage on wildlife, wilderness and the global environment are interviews with world leaders, environmental superstars and reporting on locations including South Africa, Russia, Europe, Alaska, the Amazon and throughout the Rocky Mountain West. She was the only journalist invited to cover and speak at the first-ever national environmental conference on the then-Soviet Union in Moscow. She is the author of three books and is at work on two new titles: Earth: Sacred/Possession, and Prophecy. She graduated cum laude from Barnard College, Columbia University, NYC.

Location

Denver, United States

Introduction

National award-winning journalist and writer Elizabeth Darby began her career at the United Nations, covering women and the environment. She joined Newsweek to open the Rocky Mountain Bureau in her native Denver where she achieved two national awards for coverage on drought and on the homeless. After an extended journey through South Africa's wild areas, she helped to launch Buzzworm and served as its Managing/Senior Editor. Under her editorial guidance, Buzzworm won several awards for its environmental coverage including a World Hunger Award for its original series Of Pollution and Poverty. Included in her international coverage on wildlife, wilderness and the global environment are interviews with world leaders, environmental superstars and reporting on locations including South Africa, Russia, Europe, Alaska, the Amazon and throughout the Rocky Mountain West. She was the only journalist invited to cover and speak at the first-ever national environmental conference on the then-Soviet Union in Moscow. She is the author of three books and is at work on two new titles: Earth: Sacred/Possession, and Prophecy. She graduated cum laude from Barnard College, Columbia University, NYC.