EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND INTERVENTION VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
MARCH 2-5, 2021

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5/22/2019  |   10:00 AM - 10:15 AM   |  SOUTHERN STREAM FISH: COMMUNICATING SCIENCE VIA AUDIO AND WEB MEDIA   |  251 AB

SOUTHERN STREAM FISH: COMMUNICATING SCIENCE VIA AUDIO AND WEB MEDIA

Science is routinely communicated using complicated language and concepts that are difficult for nonscientists to understand. Additionally, the research process often is not transparent, which may contribute to the public’s distrust or disinterest. As scientists, we must confront both of these problems by communicating complicated scientific theories and concepts in plain language and illuminating the actual research process. I have designed a scientific communication project that aims to do just that. Southern Stream Fish is an audio documentary and webpage that will pull back the curtains on a real-world scientific research project and allow the general public to follow along as I investigate how streams, fish, and humans fit together in southern Appalachia. However, before my research begins in earnest, it is important that I receive feedback on this project so that its full potential may be realized.

  • Education
  • Watershed
  • Outreach

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Presenters/Authors

Bryan Bozeman (), Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia, bryanbozeman@uga.edu;


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