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(she/her) is an artist and graphic designer with a passion for visual messaging and meaningful design. She was born and raised in central Indiana, where she graduated from Ball State University with a bachelor of fine arts in visual communications. Whitney is an avid backpacker and accomplished long-distance hiker, completing a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail in 2016. She also practices survival skill building and put her knowledge to the test when she survived 21 days in the Brazilian rainforest on season 10 of Discovery Channel’s “Naked and Afraid.”
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Protect This Place: Jellico Mountains, Home of Magical Waterways and Unique Species

A 10,000-acre logging project threatens endangered species, recreation and nearby communities.
February 1, 2023
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Chris Karounos and Whitney Hamblin
A 10,000-acre logging project threatens endangered species, recreation and nearby communities.

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