Pien Huang

Pien Huang is an audio producer and reporter. Her freelance stories on art, environment and culture have been featured on NPR, the BBC, PRI and PRX. She’s a former staff producer for the NPR show On Point, and executive producer of “Data Made to Matter,” a podcast from MIT Sloan School of Management. She has worked with Helmick Sculpture and Stoltze Design to tell visual stories through public art and graphic design. She has a degree in Environmental Science and Public Policy from Harvard, and has traveled with scientists looking for signs of environmental change in the frogs of Cameroon, the plants of Panama, and the ocean water off the coast of Antarctica.

Americas

Climate change looms as a long-term threat to aquaculture

This is the third of the three-part series, Indicator Species: New England Fishermen and the Challenges of Climate Change....

Nov 20, 2018

Americas

Chef Scott Robertson: Try jonah crab at home

As executive chef at Fisherman’s View Restaurant, Scott Robertson is a pioneer in the growing field of Jonah...

Nov 19, 2018

Americas

Climate change forces New England lobstermen to switch to crab

This is the second of the three-part series, Indicator Species: New England Fishermen and the Challenges of Climate...

Nov 19, 2018

Americas

An environmental partnership

An environmental partnership: Confronting climate change, fishermen collect data on changing oceans Jim Violet with the temperature probe....

Nov 14, 2018

Navigator

From jargon to human: translating science for the public

This column originally appeared in Navigator, GroundTruth’s newsletter for early-career journalists. You can subscribe to Navigator here. Pien Huang is...

Oct 30, 2018