​Hello!        

 


​I'm Kylie Mohr, an award-winning journalist based in Montana. I report for High Country News, covering Alaska, the Pacific Northwest and the northern Rockies. 

I write evocatively about landscapes, ecosystems and communities — as well as the forces that shape them — with dispatches from the forest, prairie, mountains and tundra. In 2021, I completed a reporting fellowship for E&E News/POLITICO and graduated from the University of Montana with a Master of Arts in environmental science and natural resource journalism. My past experience includes three years as a Wyoming newspaper reporter and stints in national newsrooms. 

​My bylines include National Geographic, NPR, CNN, High Country News, Hakai Magazine, Deseret Magazine, The Tyee, Montana Free Press, Montana Quarterly, Missoulian, Bitterroot Magazine, Powder Magazine, Western Confluence, Jackson Hole News&Guide, Jackson Hole Magazine, The Copenhagen Post, The Spokesman-Review and Teton Gravity Research. My audio work airs on Montana Public Radio, Wyoming Public Radio, Yellowstone Public Radio, and KHOL 89.1. Recent work re-published by The Atlantic, WIRED, Mother Jones, Slate, Grist, Scientific American, Undark, Popular Science and InvestigateWest. 

​I'm a member of the Society of Environmental Journalists and the Outdoor Writers Association of America. I also speak on radio programs and at university classes, and write copy for clients like onX and GearJunkie.

Available for freelance at kylie.mohr@gmail.com.

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Featured Work

Pink snow is a red flag for the West’s water: High Country News

Alaska's Absent Snowy Owls: Hakai Magazine

Should a haven for grizzlies be off-limits to hikers?: National Geographic Travel

Collecting seeds to restore prairie grasslands: High Country News