Heather Barrett

2 months ago | wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Heather Barrett |M. Tim Tinker |Gena Bentall |EE Biology

Human–wildlife interactions are a growing concern in conservation policy and management (Houston et al. 2012, Soulsbury and White 2015, Nyhus 2016, Hodgson et al. 2020). As outdoor recreation increases, there is a consequent rise in human–wildlife encounters (Hodgson et al. 2020), which can cause animals to change behavior or experience a physiological response (Nowacek and Wells 2001, Weimerskirch et al. 2002, Bejder et al. 2009, Booth 2020). Responses may include avoidance (Lunn et al.

Aug 27, 2024 | hbook.com | Rachel Marsh |Marisa Finkelstein |Michelle Campbell |Heather Barrett

In honor of our centennial, we asked interns from over the years to share their reminiscences. I interned at the Horn Book while earning my MFA in writing for children from Simmons. It was the perfect industry crash course. If a children’s book was on its way to publication, I either unboxed, shelved, read, or reviewed it. I’ve never before or since been so informed on the state of the industry. Photo: Rachel Marsh, Boston Book Festival, 2018.

Aug 26, 2024 | hbook.com | Marisa Finkelstein |Michelle Campbell |Heather Barrett |Mikayla Lawrence

In honor of our centennial, we asked interns from over the years to share their reminiscences. I was a Horn Book intern in early 2020, when the world went on lockdown. I will always be grateful to my colleagues at the Horn Book for extending my time with them instead of ending my internship early.

Aug 23, 2024 | hbook.com | Shoshana Flax |Marisa Finkelstein |Michelle Campbell |Heather Barrett

In honor of our centennial, we asked interns from over the years to share their reminiscences. When I was a Horn Book intern, I opened physical boxes of physical books, shelved those books around the physical Sullivan Square office, and mailed them physically to reviewers or, in the case of extra books, to the Strand Book Store.

Aug 22, 2024 | hbook.com | Michelle Campbell |Heather Barrett |Betsy Groban |Jack Gantos

In honor of our centennial, we asked interns from over the years to share their reminiscences. After graduating with an English degree, I moved to Boston to take a publishing course. During my publishing program, I was able to intern at the Horn Book in the editorial department. Way back then in 2009, I knew I wanted to work with books and share important stories with young people. Interning at the Horn Book introduced me to what an incredible community the world of children's books can be.