Amanda Ogle

Experience

Amanda has written for National Geographic, Travel + Leisure, Virtuoso Traveler, Texas Highways, OZY, Women's Health, Greatist, and other publications. She loves writing about sustainability and believes it is important that we all strive to be as environmentally friendly as we can. Before going freelance, Amanda was an editor at American Way magazine and has been tackling the freelance world since 2016.

Education

Amanda has a master's degree in journalism from the University of North Texas and a bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from Tarleton State University.

Other Work:

• 4 Reasons to Ditch Your Shampoo Bottle for a Bar, National Geographic
• These Resorts Are Working to Save the Coral Reefs, Travel + Leisure
• Texas Designer Giving Leather The Boot, OZY

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