In this still photo from her film, “PONDering the Future of Freshwater," UC Davis Ph.D. student MJ Farruggia measures oxygen levels in a High Sierra pond in 2022. (Courtesy MJ Farruggia) From Chilean ...

The next four titles offer more traditional plots. “Science v Story” and “Storytelling to Accelerate Climate Solutions” explain how stories function within science and advocacy. “Hot Takes” and ...

Scientists should experiment with creative ways of communicating their work to inspire action to protect the natural world, researchers say. Scientists primarily publish their work in academic ...

By Marina Martinez Mangrove forests, located along tropical and subtropical coastlines, are increasingly recognized for their role in buffering climate disasters, storing carbon, supporting wildlife ...

It’s no surprise that many recent PhD graduates want to share their dissertations with the world. After all the sweat and tears they put into their research, who wouldn’t want to tell the world, or at ...

Does reading very dry academic studies make your eyes glaze over? If so, you're not alone. A recent analysis of various styles of science writing found that weaving a narrative—that includes ...

Numerous articles, resources, podcasts, and whole ventures (e.g., StoryCorps; The Moth) address key aspects of narrative and storytelling that are valuable (even essential) for sharing science. See ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Writing about food, people and places...one plate at a time. Watching Alton Brown effortlessly disseminate scientific wonkery on ...

Does reading very dry academic studies make your eyes glaze over? If so, you're not alone. A recent analysis of various styles of science writing found that weaving a narrative—that includes ...