Gina Errico

Gina Errico worked with the Los Angeles Times as an AAAS mass media fellow in 2023. She completed her master’s degree in plant biology, which included the study of tree seedling survival in the tropical forests of Costa Rica. As a science communicator, Errico has spent the last several years working with communities and environmental non-profits to disseminate scientific findings to non-scientists through social media, news articles and public outreach.

Civic Science Times2 months ago

Authors of a new study share the lessons learned from examining the sharing of #SciArt on Twitter

State-wide curfews, mask mandates, and a race for a vaccine, were all prominent topics in the media amid the COVID-19 pandemic. But science art makers on...
Civic Science Times5 months ago

How scientists used the public’s help to better understand the impacts of felines on local wildlife

Whether it be chasing a laser, tussling a lose piece of string, or diving for a fuzzy ball, house cats are natural hunters. This hunting instinct is engrained...
Civic Science Times8 months ago

Opinion: Do we need civic scientists?

Not everyone can be a scientist, but anyone can be a civic scientist. Civic science started as an effort to connect the public with science and...
Civic Science Times11 months ago

From the lab to the media: Scientist and journalist relations are strengthening, study finds.

Scientific researchers are starting to move out of the lab and into the media, as more researchers are recognizing the importance of public education and cooperation...

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Gina Errico

Stories By Gina Errico

Authors of a new study share the lessons learned from examining the sharing of #SciArt on Twitter

How scientists used the public’s help to better understand the impacts of felines on local wildlife

Opinion: Do we need civic scientists?

From the lab to the media: Scientist and journalist relations are strengthening, study finds.

Boston resident Kwasi Agbleke is working to expand access to biomedical research in Ghana and across Africa

Combining university public relations and science communication: Tensions and Opportunities

Mass Audubon is looking for community science data volunteers

Why public engagement is, and always has been and always will be, critical for science

Stephanie Okeyo discusses a preliminary report on the landscape of science engagement funding in Africa

Opinion: The growing imperative for civic science journalism

Science communicator & Founder/Host of ImmunoAfrica Podcast shares insights from his #scicomm work

Using media for astronomy engagement, Research!America panel & grants!

Bridging research & practice: insights from collaborative science communication research on Japanese television