Yet Another Example Of How Adventure And Citizen Science Are Compatible
Phew, when stepping out into the cold London night, it's events like this that serve to remind you to keep trying to do, whatever it is you want to do.
Phew, when stepping out into the cold London night, it's events like this that serve to remind you to keep trying to do, whatever it is you want to do.
I really believe that the more conservation, environment, wildlife and nature bloggers out there, the more mainstream environmentalism will become. That can only be a good thing.
Photography is an incredibly important tool in conservation. You can have all the data and research papers in the world, but unless you inspire action then conservation will remain an uphill struggle.
If you want to support conservation, I think that there’s two main ways to do it.
I'm really thrilled that the video for my TEDx talk is now online!
Tree planting is, in my view, one of the simplest and best things you can do to support conservation.
The latest accidental science communication phenomenon is #IAmAScientistBecause - prompting scientists from all around the world to share their inspiration and motivation and passion for science.
Last month, Craig Turner and I were excited to have an article in The Biologist magazine about biological expeditions, something which we are both pretty passionate about.
Be willing to change your mind. Tell a good story and get out into the field.
Telling the difference between some of the many, many, volunteering opportunities available is difficult.
The only way we will tackle conservation issues successfully is with a diverse range of people from all walks of life, both men and women, from many different countries with many different skills...
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