Dale Easley is a retired Emeritus Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Dubuque, which he joined in 2005 after 15 years at the University of New Orleans. He has been a volunteer math teacher in Kenya, a volunteer working on water wells in Haiti, and a Fulbright Fellow in Qatar. He has taught geology, statistics, and environmental policy, plus led trip classes to dozens of national parks and to New Orleans and New Mexico.
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Currently, he focuses upon storytelling in science and creative non-fiction. His writing has appeared in
Folded Word, Blueline, DeadHousekeeping.com, Contours, Big Muddy, Barstow and Grand, and others. He loves to travel, write, and drink beer.
