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Orsolya Dunai is one of our esteemed science communication writers. Orsolya is a published writer, journalist, & historian known for her article published by On The Tudor Trail about the lives of 16th-century Hungarian Women. She has worked with the Historic Royal Palaces as a historian.
In addition to her work in writing, she is a passionate & vocal nature enthusiast. She intends on founding an animal healing company focused on animal reiki, tuning fork therapy, & equine massage. In her word "Animals & nature are my church, & soul connection". She is the primary writer for our The Pacific Tide article series, & contributes actively to our Marine Biological Hall Distinction series.
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Aug 14, 2026 ∙ 13 min
The Pacific Tide: Pharmaceutical Pollution Along the Coast of California
A photograph of a group of old pill bottles containing various kinds of medication. Remember not to flush old medication down the toilet, or pour it down the drain of a sink or bathtub. Credit to the EPA. California’s Pacific coast is one of the most biodiverse and abundant ecosystems worldwide, teaming with almost 2,000 species of microorganisms, plants, fish, marine mammals, turtles, invertebrates, and seabirds, supported by a Mediterranean climate. Its famous off-shore, underwater, and...
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Jul 14, 2026 ∙ 14 min
The Pacific Tide: The Fight To Save Eastern Northern Pacific Gray Whales
California’s Pacific coast is one of the most biodiverse and abundant ecosystems worldwide, teaming with almost 2000 species of microorganisms, plants, fish, marine mammals, turtles, invertebrates, and seabirds supported by a Mediterranean climate. Its famous offshore, underwater, and coastal rock formations date back to the Cretaceous period and help subsidize this special bionetwork, making the state’s ocean waters and sea life sacred and unique. Unfortunately, California’s precious coastal...
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Jun 25, 2026 ∙ 9 min
Marine Biological Hall of Distinction: Dr. Nicole Hokulani Yamase
A brilliant portrait of Dr. Nicole Hokulani Yamase. Credit to One Reef. This article is part of our Marine Hall of Distinction collection. In this special collection, we discuss the marine biologists who have contributed most to marine biology and oceanography. We do this to commemorate these marine biologists and show gratitude for everything they have contributed to our oceans. Today's marine scientist is Dr. Nicole Yamase. Dr. Nicole Yamase is a Micronesian marine biologist who is the...
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