Throughout his career, Mark has led successful communication campaigns in the environmental sector, championing conservation efforts for ancient forests and salmon rivers across the Pacific Northwest and Pacific Rim. He has developed and managed media outreach strategies that have earned regional and national coverage, increasing public awareness of pressing issues and supporting meaningful action. Mark’s environmental writing draws on perspectives from scientists, environmental activists, attorneys, business leaders, elected officials, and indigenous communities. His work consistently highlights science-based, community-supported solutions to the most critical environmental challenges facing us today.

Beyond the environmental beat, Mark has also served as a journalist for both local and national media outlets, reporting on a wide variety of subjects. Recently, he has authored consumer-focused articles in the automotive sector, including stories comparing and recommending hybrids and high-mileage vehicles. His ability to translate technical automotive information into accessible, engaging content has helped readers make informed choices about vehicles and automotive care. In addition to reporting and campaign leadership, Mark has developed content for nonprofit organizations, producing web articles, newsletters, and multimedia projects that have resonated with diverse audiences and advanced organizational goals. His work is distinguished by careful analysis, a keen attention to detail, and a genuine commitment to helping people make informed decisions in their daily lives.

Based in Portland, Oregon, Mark is an avid hiker, skier, and outdoor photographer who enjoys exploring the mountains, coasts, and high deserts of the Pacific Northwest. He welcomes reader feedback and can be reached at mark.hubbard@ziqr.org.