Janelle Monet

Hi, I'm Janelle, a marine scientist, science communicator, and digital media strategist passionate about making science more accessible and impactful.

I help nonprofits, researchers, universities, and mission-driven organizations communicate complex environmental topics in ways that educate, inspire, and drive action. Whether it's developing a social media strategy, creating engaging video content, designing digital campaigns, or translating research for broader audiences, I love helping great work reach the people who need to see it.

My background bridges both science and storytelling. I'm currently completing my graduate degree in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences at Oregon State University, where my research explores how climate change influences the early life stages of commercially and ecologically important reef fish. As a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow, I've spent years conducting field research, laboratory studies, data analysis, and scientific writing, but I've also built a career in science communication, digital marketing, and content creation.

Through JML Digital Media Services, I've partnered with nonprofits, conservation organizations, universities, and outdoor brands to create strategic content that connects with audiences and amplifies meaningful stories. My work combines evidence-based communication with creative storytelling to help organizations grow their impact.

When I'm not in the lab or creating content, you'll probably find me underwater with a camera, traveling somewhere new, speaking at conferences, or sharing behind-the-scenes moments from life as a marine scientist. I believe science should be engaging, inclusive, and accessible and I'm passionate about helping more people see themselves in STEM and the environmental sciences.

If you're looking for someone who understands both the science and how to communicate it effectively, I'd love to connect. Whether you're building a campaign, planning an event, growing your brand, or looking for a science communicator, I'm always excited to collaborate.

Let's tell stories that make an impact.