Heather B. Habelka, MBA

Features Writer

Connecticut

In first grade I told my teacher I was going to be a writer. In college I majored in journalism. I’ve been writing, connecting with readers, and delivering for clients and editors ever since.

Heather B. Habelka, MBA

Features Writer

Connecticut

In first grade I told my teacher I was going to be a writer. In college I majored in journalism. I’ve been writing, connecting with readers, and delivering for clients and editors ever since.

Invasives: A Growing Threat to the Trail's Biodiversity
Second only to climate change, non-native invasive species are the most urgent threat to the Appalachian Trail’s 2,000 miles and almost 400,000 acres of land.
Journeys: Appalachian Trail Conservancy's Magazine
Engaging Youth in Trail Maintenance and Protection
Teens are powerful voices for stewardship. The ATC activates these voices and sets into motion a ripple effect of stewardship, inclusive connection, and skill development.
Journeys: Appalachian Trail Conservancy's Magazine
Contributor: Heather B. Habelka
Heather B. Habelka spent her childhood summers identifying flowers with her grandmother, exploring the small stream in her backyard, and fishing and gardening with her father. Her mother encouraged her love of reading and writing. She read to Heather ever
Journeys: Appalachian Trail Conservancy's Magazine
Creating Change: A Health Coach’s Approach
Changing our nutrition can be emotionally charged. There may be feelings of shame from past attempts that fell short, a sense of overwhelm from not knowing where to start or paralyzing pressure from an all-or-nothing mindset. In my work as a National Boar
Natural Awakenings Magazine
When Emotion Impacts Action
All it takes to chip away at carefully constructed copy is a series of seemingly innocuous events, “death by paper cuts” if you will—an unhelpful voice on the other end of the phone or an email, an overlooked opportunity to express appreciation, or an indifference to sub-standard work.
Personal Essay
Review: Raising The Bar For Art
Justify an evening out by stopping by ART BAR and taking in a little culture. Who knows? You may learn something. How often does THAT happen at a bar?
Connecticut Magazine

About

Heather B. Habelka, MBA

BYLINES:
Journeys - Appalachian Trail Conservancy's Magazine
Connecticut Magazine
Natural Awakenings Magazine
The Boston Globe
Hartford Courant
Connecticut Post
New Haven Register

EDUCATION:
Southern Connecticut State University: BS - Journalism
New York University: Professional Certificate - Magazine Publishing
University of New Haven: MBA

CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Westport Writers' Workshop
Freelance Writer Bootcamp
Gotham Writers Workshop

Heather B. Habelka, MBA

Heather B. Habelka, MBA

Invasives: A Growing Threat to the Trail's Biodiversity

Engaging Youth in Trail Maintenance and Protection

Contributor: Heather B. Habelka

Creating Change: A Health Coach’s Approach

When Emotion Impacts Action

Review: Raising The Bar For Art

About

Heather B. Habelka, MBA