Rebecca McPhee

Rebecca McPhee

Title: Freelance Writer
Email: rebecca.mcphee@explorersweb.com
Location: Northampton, UK
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Expertise

  • Topics of Expertise: Swimming, rowing, open water sports, marine wildlife, adventure travel
  • Years in This Expertise: 5+

Education & Certifications

  • Education: BSc Marine Biology, Newcastle University / MSc International Marine Environmental Consultancy, Newcastle University / Diploma: Freelance Journalism, British College of Journalism / PGCE and QTS Secondary Science Education, Northampton Teacher Training Partnership
  • Years of Writing: 3
  • Certifications: MMO, PAM, PADI Rescue Diver

A Word from Rebecca McPhee

  • Why Author Chose This Career: Being a freelance writer for ExplorersWeb allows me to combine my love of ocean sports, science, and writing.
  • How Author Began Career: Whilst working for a publishing company I realized I wanted to write rather than edit. Doing this in a freelance capacity allows me to teach at the same time
  • Personal Interests: Open Water Swimming, Diving, Hiking, Rowing, Marine Conservation, Travel
Charlize Theron on set, shooting the final free solo scene of 'Apex'.

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Chris Barbin starts his Pacific crossing, the photos shows his boat silhouetted against a sunset as he rows.

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Black-tailed rattlesnake.

New Research Debunks Old Myth: Baby Rattlesnakes Don’t Deliver Deadlier Bites

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Unknown Species Discovered in Cambodian Caves

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The Fab Four - the only contenders to finish the Iditarod Trail Invitational this year

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King Charles III Opens the England Coast Path

This week, the UK officially opened the King Charles...
Fair Isle lighthouse

Scotland Looking For Someone to Take Over House on Remote Island

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Researchers set up a field camp in Antarctica.

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Colin Haley soloing Cerro Torre,

A 36-Year-Old Mountain Photo Contest Picks Its Winners

The winners of the 36th Memorial Maria Luisa International...
Jake Evans on the Scottish watershed

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Strange Bedfellows: Human Women Seemed to Like Neanderthal Men

We’ve known for decades that Homo sapiens and Neanderthals...
Nam Co Lake, Tibet.

Evaporating Lakes in Tibet Triggered Earthquakes

A new study links ancient lakes drying up in...
A photo of Greg Boswell and Guy Robertson on pitch three of the first ascent of Lost Arrow Winter Variation (X) on Bidean nam Bian. Taken by Hamish Frost

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An artists impression of Tyrannoroter heberti - a small, purple, reptile like creature eating a fern

A 300-Million-Year-Old Find: It Lived on Land and Was the First to Eat Plants

Scientists may have discovered one of the earliest land...
An aerial shot of Dianne Whelan pulling a sled along a snowy trail in Canada.

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Alan Fortuin crosses the finish line after 59 days, 5 hours and 14 minutes.

Ocean Rowing Roundup for February

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Artists impression of what Prototaxites might have looked like. Resembles a branchless tree trunk

A Third Form of Life? Earth’s First Giants Were Neither Plant Nor Animal

For over 180 years, what appear to be ancient...
A proposal on the summit of Eichorn Pinnacle in Yosemite.

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A shark tooth pendant discovered in the sandy archaeological site

Ancient Humans Ate Shark Meat

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rocky island in a choppy ocean

Ancient Seafarers Reached Remote Arctic Islands 4,000 Years Ago

Some of the Arctic’s earliest inhabitants were far more...

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