Codi Yeager
Senior Writer
Codi Yeager lives in Annapolis and serves as CBF’s senior writer. Codi grew up in northern Michigan on the shores of Lake Michigan and believes most good things in life happen near the water.
After earning a degree in journalism and biology at West Virginia University, she nearly became a botanist but decided she liked writing about science (and talking with cool science people) even better than studying it. Her subsequent work as an environmental reporter took her all over the country, from the Alaskan Arctic to the prairies of North Dakota to the Mojave Desert.
Outside of work, she’s happy to do any activity that involves strapping on hiking boots and affords plenty of opportunities to take pictures of plants.
Featured Stories
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Blog StoryIs the Chesapeake Bay the Best It’s Ever Been?
The Chesapeake Bay scored a “C+” in the latest report card released by the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciences. It’s the best grade in 40 years, but there’s more to the story.
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Blog StoryComing Up Empty: Commercial Watermen in Maryland are Finding Fewer Menhaden
Commercial bait fishermen, who supply menhaden to other fisheries like blue crabs, are stretched thin as it gets harder to find fish.