Scott Richardson
Period of Service
2000 to present
Contact Info
Email: editor@laudholm.org
Phone: 207-646-4521 ext 114
Blog Posts
- Reserve System valued by Congress
- Teachers on the Estuary
- Osprey Migration Dance
- Member Testimonials 2009
- Status of watershed conservation in southern Maine
- The new Wells Reserve web
- 30 seconds to tell a story
- Gulf of Maine Council presents Visionary Award to Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve
- Physical factors mediate effects of grazing by a nonindigenous snail species on saltmarsh cordgrass, Spartina alterniflora
- Artisans invited to apply for Laudholm Nature Crafts Festival
Bio
Scott Richardson is writer, editor, and photographer for Laudholm Trust and the Wells Reserve. He handles print publications, oversees the website and social media venues, communicates with traditional media representatives, and is responsible for the archives.
Scott, a charter member of Laudholm Trust, started work here in May 2000. Prior to joining the staff, he was an endangered species biologist for the State of Washington and a student at The Evergreen State College (B.S. 1992). He has been involved with a number of bird studies in Washington, Alaska, Hawai`i, and Maine.
Scott enjoys time in the kitchen, avidly listens to diverse music, and is a long-time radio ham. He lives in Berwick with his wife and daughter.
Who should be the mascot of the Wells Reserve?
Mummichog, because we talk about them all the time.
What is your favorite place at the Wells Reserve?
The mouth of the Little River on an ebbing tide.
