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Collaboration on the Mudflats
By David D. Hart, Bridie McGreavy, Anthony Sutton, Gabrielle V. Hillyer, Darren J. Ranco How community-university partnerships can strengthen deliberative and democratic practices. We began in 2006 as a group of researchers at the University of Maine who were trying to align our work with the needs of communities.
Tap-Water Lead Monitoring through Citizen Science: Influence of Socioeconomics and Participation on Environmental Literacy, Behavior, and Communication | Journal of Environmental Engineering | Vol 148, No 10
Abstract Citizen science has been increasingly applied in environmental monitoring projects as a way to address large-scale social-environmental problems, including a lack of awareness of such problems as well as the capacity for using science to inform decision making.
Small-scale fisheries threatened-shared management, communication key to success
In a paper published in Ocean and Coastal Management, University of Maine researchers and colleagues show how co-management approaches—based on shared responsibility for resource management among individuals and institutions—can build resilience to socio-environmental change by strengthening the use of science in decision making and promoting adaptive capacities such as learning and leadership.
Science Training for Journalists: An Essential Tool in the Post-Specialist Era of Journalism
Americans have been bombarded with claims of “fake news” since November 2016, when Donald Trump began to reference the term following the US presidential election. The term had previously been used to refer to satirical television comedies such as “The Daily Show” and “The Colbert Report” that used a faux-journalistic format (Borden and Tew, 2007).
Science Journalism’s Unlikely Golden Age
Science Journalism’s Unlikely Golden Age 1Earth Systems Master of Arts, Environmental Communication Program, Stanford University, United States 2Science Communication Program, University of California, Santa Cruz, United States We live in a golden age of science and environmental journalism.
Chaos and cosmos: literary roots of modern ecology in British nineteenth century
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Chaos and cosmos: literary roots of modern ecology in British nineteenth century
" Chaos and cosmos: literary roots of modern ecology in British nineteenth century ." Environmental Communication, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
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