Mark Blaine

Mark Blaine is a Teaching Professor in the School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Oregon. With over 20 years of experience, he specializes in science communication, environmental journalism, and entrepreneurial storytelling approaches. He has collaborated with institutions like the U.S. Forest Service, Vision Maker Media, and the Prince William Sound Science Center, emphasizing interdisciplinary projects that bridge science and public engagement.

His research interests focus on leveraging digital media and technology to enhance science storytelling, as well as exploring climate change advocacy strategies through media analysis. He is a Scripps Howard Entrepreneurial Journalism Institute Fellow, reflecting his dedication to innovation in journalism education and practice.

Recent work includes developing collaborative science communication frameworks and analyzing cross-national media impacts on climate advocacy. Earlier projects have spanned adventure journalism and environmental narrative writing, showcasing a career-long commitment to diverse storytelling methods.

• Affiliations: Knight Campus External Advisory Board, UO Faculty & Staff Leadership Team
• Grants/Advising: No specific grants or advisees listed in available texts

Blaine’s collaborative ethos is evident in partnerships with universities (e.g., University of Washington) and environmental organizations, creating impactful science narratives for public audiences.