Posts in: Reflections
Reflections
On Vulnerability in Art and Science Communication
By Liz Neeley
Published August 5, 2014
Title: On Vulnerability In Art And Science Communication
Categories: Reflection
Tags: imposter syndrome, perspective, social media, story, trust, Liz Neeley
My closet is organized in a color spectrum, as are my books, and more strangely, my cleaning products. My spreadsheets march in rainbow precision, as do my (many) calenda...
Bridging Communities
Connecting at NACCB
By Heather Mannix and Chad English
Published July 14, 2014
Title: Connecting At NACCB
Categories: About COMPASS, Media
Tags: conferences, congress, journalists, Twitter
The COMPASS team is in Missoula, Montana this week for the 2014 North American Congress for Conservation Biology (NACCB). Our plenary “Tapas” and the reception that followed kicked off myriad...
Bridging Communities
Navigating the Boundary
By Heather Mannix
Published June 10, 2014
Title: Navigating The Boundary
Categories: About COMPASS, Policy
Tags: advocacy, collaboration, congress, credibility, facilitation, government, navigating, Heather Mannix
I’m excited to be writing my first blog post as a new member of the COMPASS team. I joined COMPASS two months ago, and one of the facets of work here...
Reflections
Making Peace with Self Promotion
By Liz Neeley
Published May 30, 2014
Title: Making Peace With Self Promotion
Categories: Communication
Tags: advocacy, credibility, culture, more resources, ScioSciComm, social media, trust, Twitter, workshops, Liz Neeley
I prepare for writing projects as if they are adventures, so when I sat down to write a book chapter this spring, I was excited. The topic was s...
Convening for Solutions
Finding Common Ground on Fire Science
Conflicting viewpoints are commonplace among scientists. And those studying wildfire are no exception, where perspectives vary among regions, ecosystem types, and disciplines. It’s a hot topic (not to mention incredibly pun-conducive), and the debates among scientists have been heated.
As I mentioned last week, differences among the various factions of scient...
Convening for Solutions
Burning Down Communication Barriers Among Fire Scientists
By Karen McLeod
Published May 13, 2014
Categories: About COMPASS, Science
Tags: climate change, collaboration, connecting, convening, fire, frames, jargon, landscape, opportunity, perspective, risk, transforming, uncertainty, workshop
Fire may be one of the clearest manifestations we have of climate change – it’s visible, palpable, and stirs our emotions. Hea...