Jon Goodwin is a Photojournalist/Reporter at various publications. He focuses on themes such as climate change and the environment, adventure travel, and family travel, often exploring the intersections of climate policy and consumer travel. Jon's work has been featured in Discover Magazine, CodeProject - For Those Who Code, Patheos, Inc., and KGW (NBC 8).
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Jon Goodwin's articles primarily focus on local events, seasonal activities, entertainment news, sports, and culture & society in the Oregon and Portland area. He covers a wide range of topics such as community events, outdoor activities, nature conservation, mental health awareness, and cultural celebrations.
When reaching out to Jon with pitches or story ideas for his coverage areas it would be beneficial to consider offering insights or access to local events happening within Oregon and Portland that align with his coverage themes. Additionally providing information about unique cultural celebrations or initiatives related to outdoor activities or nature conservation in the region could also capture his interest.
Since he focuses on local content within Oregon specifically in addition to broader societal issues like mental health awareness it might be helpful for sources pitching stories relevant to these topics have a direct connection to the specific geographic location of Portland or wider Oregon.
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From local meet-ups to international excursions, Women Who Explore offers a chance for women to connect in an organic way.
By: Jon Goodwin
What looks like a simple roadside stop turns into a deeper look at Oregon's forests, history and connection to the land.
OMSI's new permanent exhibit explores climate change through interactive experiences, local stories and hands-on ways visitors can make a difference.
By: Jon Goodwin
Families, anglers and hikers are flocking to Hagg Lake, where scenic views and outdoor recreation draw more than 1 million visitors yearly.
By: Jon Goodwin
TKO's saw school teaches chainsaw safety while building confidence and trail stewardship.
By: Jon Goodwin
Creek restoration, new trails and bridges are transforming Hess Creek Preserve, on track for an opening in spring of 2027.
By: Jon Goodwin
Visitors to Multnomah Falls are used to looking up. On Sunday, members of Pacific Northwest Search and Rescue were looking down — descending
There’s more than one way to see Mount St. Helens. For many visitors, the most familiar views of the volcano have traditionally come from its west side. As the road winds toward Windy Ridge, the landscape gradually changes.
Long Beach's Cranberry Museum shares 140 years of local history as growers prepare for the annual Cranberry Harvest Festival Oct. 10-11.
A cemetery might not be the first place that comes to mind for an afternoon outing, but at Lone Fir Cemetery in Southeast Portland, there's plenty of life among the headstones.
