John Cannon is a staff features writer at Mongabay. He covers a range of topics related to conservation and the environment, with a focus on the intersection of sports and climate change. His work has been featured in various outlets including Mongabay, The Advocate, and Yahoo Sports.
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John Cannon's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly basketball, with some attention to environmental and conservation issues. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to local sports events and developments within the Maryland area.
For the environmental and conservation topics he covers, John may be interested in receiving pitches about initiatives or stories related to these subjects that have a local angle or impact on the Frederick community.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and press releases, it could be beneficial for PR professionals representing local teams or organizations involved in sports or environmental activities within the specified geographic areas to reach out with relevant news updates.
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Whether New Life volleyball player Naomi Quinn yelled after getting an ace or did a knee tuck jump after a rare misstep, it was easy to tell she was totally immersed in Tuesday's match.
By: John Cannon
After suffering a shutout loss in last year's Class 4A-3A state quarterfinal, Urbana could at least take comfort in knowing two-thirds of its roster would return in 2026.
By: John Cannon
Being a standout jumper for Walkersville’s track and field team, Masiah Martin was considerably busy during the winter and spring.
By: John Cannon
The drought-adapted succulent spekboom (Portulacaria afra) has long been trumpeted as the crown prince of South Africa's nature-based carbon sink solutions.
By: John Cannon
Oakdale wide receiver Joziah Cobb has caught passes from some pretty good quarterbacks during his high school career.
Even a monk can realize that life has become a frenzy, from one activity to the next. What's to be done?
By: John Cannon
MIDDLETOWN — With a slew of key returnees from a volleyball team that was one of Frederick County's best last season, Tuscarora understandably had big expectations for 2026.
By: John Cannon
THURMONT — Catoctin field hockey’s Madelynn Myers hustled down the field after getting hit in the hip by an airborne ball during the fourth quarter of Wednesday’s game against Thomas
By: John Cannon
URBANA — Mistakes Urbana football made earlier in Thursday's game against Westminster had to be forgotten.
By: John Cannon
Mount Airy American Legion Baseball practices apparently didn't last long enough for David Reaver. Luckily for him, George Richardson was the team's manager.
