#communicating science

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Advice for talking to the media as a conservation scientist: Part 2, mechanics of the interview

By  David Shiffman and Brett Favaro. Many environmental scientists understand that there is value in communicating about their work through

"Many environmental scientists understand that there is value in communicating about their work through the media, as publicity can help raise public awareness of a conservation threat and help build support for a policy solution. Most training material focuses on how to craft and deliver effective messages.

However, this is only part of the skillset required to be effective as a media-savvy #sciencecommunicator. "

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Communicating Science is a Science

At Inspire Agency, we developed methods and protocols to communicate your message of science well. These strategies help us understand the science in every project we touch.

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Communicating Science is a Science

At Inspire Agency, we developed methods and protocols to communicate your message of science well. These strategies help us understand the science in every project we touch.

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In late April 2017 I had the pleasure of being involved in the Jack Up Your Life L.I.F.E (Living Incredibly For Ever) Symposium as part of California State University of Fullerton’s Communications Week. My presentation is finally available for those who were not able to attend the event in person.

Watch the GreenEyedGuide presentation below:

The 5 Levels of Fatigue and how to use this system to stay healthy, happy, and energized

NOTE:  the full Symposium page is located here.

WARNING: Video contains strong language! Discretion is advised.

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    Watch GreenEyedGuide present the 5 Levels of Fatigue for Cal State Fullerton’s COMM Week 2017 In late April 2017 I had the pleasure of being involved in the Jack Up Your Life L.I.F.E (Living Incredibly For Ever) Symposium as part of California State University of Fullerton's Communications Week.

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Food Science Facts For Your Thanksgiving Feast - GreenEyedGuide on ScienceMeetsFood

On ScienceMeetsFood, I talk about why scientists dread the question "What have you been up to" and share some ideas of what to talk about instead at Thanksgiving.

On ScienceMeetsFood, I talk about why scientists dread the question “What have you been up to” and share some ideas of what to talk about instead at Thanksgiving dinner. Hint: it involves your other family – your science family.

♦ food waste ♦ Potato Peel…Cake? ♦ cranberries ♦ cavitation ‘magic’ in boiling water ♦ hydrothermodynamic processing ♦ and more!

Read the ScienceMeetsFood post here –>

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Alan Alda to Receive Public Welfare Medal

On Sunday May 1, Alan will be receiving the Public Welfare Medal from the National Academy of  Science - the Academy’s most prestigious award. The 153rd Annual meeting begins at 1 pm EST but the award ceremony is from 2-330 PM EST and can be watched through this link . A brief explanation of the award and why Alan was chosen to receive it can be found here. 

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How NOT to talk about Food Science - guest post on Science Meets Food

How NOT to talk about Food Science - 4 Awful Strategies

Learn from my mistakes — Read “4 Awful Strategies for Talking to People About Food Science” on Science Meets Food.

And what GreenEyedGuide article would be complete without a reference to Harry Potter?

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