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Sophie Tremblay

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Sophie Tremblay

Sophie is an Emmy-winning news producer and journalist, most recently working for CNN International’s two-hour flagship program Connect The World. While freelancing in Tanzania, she was a frequent contributor to the Guardian, AJ+, National Geographic, CNN, Mongabay and VOA News. Before basing herself in East Africa, she worked as a TV and radio reporter for CBC News in Montreal and produced the bureau’s morning radio show. She is fluent in French and English, speaks basic Swahili, and is literate in Arabic.  View her work: http://www.tremblaylowry.com/sophie

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Finance Politics Current Affairs Technology Science & Environment Fact Checking

The Challenges of a Rebrand

Targeting in Digital Marketing

A Hotel Twitter Guide

Shania Twain feels 'stronger than ever' ahead of new album release

Beyond The Headlines: How will Arab Americans vote in US presidential election?

Are we at work if we're not at the office?

Leading elephant conservationist shot dead in Tanzania

Radio Canada - Crise humanitaire au Burundi (Report in French)

CBC Radio One - Burundi refugees flood into Tanzania

FUSION - 'Ivory Queen' arrest sends powerful signal in epicenter of Africa's illegal ivory trade

National Geographic - Poachers Busted Following British Pilot's Killing

National Geographic - British Helicopter Pilot Shot and Killed by Poachers

TANZANIA–For the last year, Bathawk Recon, a Tanzanian startup company, has been using unmanned aerial vehicles—i.e. drones—to track wildlife and poachers as part of an anti-poaching initiative. This is part of a larger movement in which drones are increasingly being used for environmental research and wildlife preservation. These drones, often referred to as eco-drones, can do everything from monitor polar ice melt to help determine animal migration patterns.

Sophie Tremblay

Sophie Tremblay

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