SCI COMM CAMP

Are you interested in learning more about science filmmaking? Super cool opportunity here! Application deadline May 6, 2019!

They help some of the most vulnerable animals on the planet. But now they need help. Please help Gorongosa rangers rescue people affected by cyclone Idai by donating to a relief fund set up to provide immediate assistance to people living around Gorongosa National Park. http://www.gorongosa.org/cyclone_relief_fund Please share

This is going to be good! Calling all SoCal friends! SATURDAY (March 16th), go behind-the-scenes at Aquarium of the Pacific & learn more about how climate change is affecting California's coastal communities

Interview w/ SciCommCamp Co-Founder Cara Santa Maria on her role in National Geographic’s Visual Almanac 2019

SciCommCamp #5 coming your way!

job alert This Hakai Magazine fellowship looks great!!

A deep dive by SciCommCamp 2018 workshop leader Adam Becker https://undark.org/ar/junk-science-or-real-thing-inference/

Science & Spirits is back next Thursday! Join National Wildlife Federation California Director Beth Pratt for a nature-filled evening at Greenbar Distillery! Beth works to protect California's remarkable wildlifefrom mountain lions in Los Angeles, to porpoises in San Francisco Bay, to pika in the Sierra Nevada. Learn about what it means to coexist with wildlife, and how a lonely Los Angeles cougar (P22 Mountain Lion of Hollywood) inspired the world. It'll be a night to remember, with delicious craft cocktails, of course!

Thank you to EVERYONE who helped make SciCommCamp 2018 a success. Camp was absolutely wonderful, and we CAN'T WAIT for next year! Save the date: SciCommCamp 2019 will take place November 8-10! Get a reminder by signing up for the mailing list at scicommcamp.com! A very special thank you to our sponsors. We couldn't have done it without you! @Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, National Geographic, Quantum Frontiers, David A. Steen, PhD; Science, Wildlife Ecology and... Conservation, Geeks Without Frontiers, Celestron, Greenbar Distillery, Diverse Scholar, Margaret & Will Hearst. And to our incredible workshop leaders, speakers, and guests, we cannot thank you enough. Having you at camp was inspiring, and we feel incredibly lucky. Maryn McKenna, Jess Phoenix, Morra Aarons-Mele, Teagan Wall, Sanden Totten, Rachel Ignotofsky, Adam Becker, Siegfried Tieber