Sam Schramski

Sam Schramski

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Sam Schramski has been a freelance journalist and researcher focused on climate change and socioecological conflicts for 14 years. He has contributed to various media, including radio (National Public Radio, Deutsche Welle, Radio France International) and print (Mongabay, Huffington Post, Nautilus, Earth Island Journal). He holds a doctorate in interdisciplinary ecology from the University of Florida and has focused the much of his journalistic and academic work on issues related to climate change adaptation in the Amazon, South Africa, and the southwestern United States

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Pan-fried shea nuts. Image by Pat Robert Larubi for Mongabay.

Uganda community group restores shea groves and livelihoods

Sam Schramski, Pat Larubi 10 Feb 2025
A woman stands in a field, waist-deep in the green of her crops, trees visible in the background. Image by Pat Larubi for Mongabay.

Shea’s silent guardians restore Uganda’s traditional parklands

Sam Schramski, Pat Larubi 7 Feb 2025

Amid pollution and COVID-19, a quilombolas’ Amazon sanctuary turns hostile

Sam Schramski, Cícero Pedrosa Neto, Adriana Abreu 5 Mar 2021

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