Suki Casanave

There’s nothing better, really, than a good story. And I’ve been lucky enough to discover more than a few of them through the years—stories about puffins and lawn fanatics, world-class chefs and treehouse enthusiasts, miso makers and oyster farmers. My work has appeared in national and regional publications. I’ve also been an editor at several magazines, crafted content for corporate clients, and taken on a few book and film projects. These days, I write mostly about conservation in Africa—stories about rhinos in Kenya, school girls in Tanzania, and pastoralists who care for their livestock beneath a bending African sky. Stories about people fighting for the future of our one fragile planet.

I hope you enjoy reading these stories as much as I’ve enjoyed writing them. And I hope, if you have your own story to tell, that you’ll be in touch. Because wherever you happen to be rooted in this world, under whatever bending sky, there are tales to be told—light to be shared.

Kudos

“Just right”
This is just right—smart, entertaining, well informed.

Ron Charles

Fiction Editor, Washington Post

“Your compelling writing style has helped us engage our closest donors and raise millions of dollars for conservation. Your talents are recognized and highly sought after across the organization. TNC is extremely lucky to have you!“

Elizabeth Scott

Director of Development (2016-2022), Massachusetts Chapter, The Nature Conservancy

“Your articles were both thoroughly reported and compelling for a broad audience of readers, from congressmen to academics to industry experts. Not only were the annual reports useful in securing funding, but, yes, people actually read what was inside. We offered readers more than charts and numbers—we offered stories that put faces and voices to the research.

Nancy Kinner, Director

Center for Coastal Response and Research

“Suki is a wonder to work with. She is not just a good writer, she is a good researcher. Does her homework. Digs up the facts, conducts the interviews, provides the source material. And, she delivers on time, on budget, on the mark – every time.”