About
Charlie Reinertsen, founder of Twolined Studio, has worked in the field of conservation and science communications for more than a decade. He is a photographer, videographer, writer, exhibit developer, naturalist guide, and Part 107 commercially-licensed drone pilot with a dual Master’s Degree in Natural Science Education and Environment & Natural Resources from University of Wyoming.
Twolined Studio is the home of the Northern Peatlands Project, a photographic journey through one of the rarest ecosystems on Earth. Charlie is the host and producer of The Saranac Lake Hootenanny, a weekly event showcasing local musicians in the Adirondack region.
His work studying the conservation genetics and population dynamics of softshell turtles in the Mississippi River watershed identified an at-risk species of concern, Apalone mutica, and helped prioritize conservation efforts in Minnesota to ensure the future viability of this riverine turtle.
Charlie led the development, writing, and installation of Climate Solutions, an interactive 3,000-square-foot permanent exhibit on display at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake, New York. His clients share his passion for caring for Earth––our one home––and all of the life forms this planet supports.
Charlie is an expedition leader for World Wildlife Fund and Natural Habitat Adventures, guiding week-long wildlife photography and ecology trips in Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Bryce, Zion, and Grand Canyon National Parks. In the winter, he guides trips to visit the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve in Michoacán, Mexico, where more than 250 million monarch butterflies overwinter in the high-elevation oyamel fir forest.
Charlie is driven by a desire to ignite curious minds, and brings a sense of wonder for the natural world to each assignment.
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Twolined Studio draws inspiration from the northern two-lined salamander, Eurycea bislineata. These stream-dwelling sallies earn their name from the two racing stripes running the length of their bodies.