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Jackson Wild, bridging citizen science/scicomm & communicating conservation. CivicSciTV News Sep 16
CivicSciTV News host Jake Krauss highlights the Jackson Wild 2024 film awards celebrating natural history filmmaking, new research on bridging participatory science and science communication best practices, and a webinar hosted by The Wildlife Society on communicating conservation.
Jackson Wild 2024 Awards: https://www.jacksonwild.org/2024-media-awards
New paper on bridging citizen science and scicomm: https://doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2024.1474221
The Wildlife Society hosts webinar on communicating conservation: https://wildlife.org/events/event/new-frontier-communicating-conservation/
I am a conservation biologist and professional science communicator with experience on research expeditions across the globe. My background in tropical biology research has instilled me with a passion for wildlife conservation, environmental science, and bringing these issues to the attention of the general public through photography, film, science writing and presenting.
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