Upcoming webinar: “Building a bridge between scientists and communicators”

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Next Tuesday, I will be presenting at the webinar titled: “Building a bridge between scientists and communicators”. You are cordially invited to participate :) (visit the blog post below).

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What is the right quote to insert here?

Is it:

Nothing in science has any value to society if it is not communicated,
and scientists are beginning to learn their social obligations.

Anne Roe, The Making of a Scientist (1953)

Or should it be:

Do not share your inventions with many,
share them only with the few who understand and love the sciences.

Filippo Brunelleschi (15th century)

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How to communicate a forestry conference in the era of social media? Part 2: From theory to practice

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In my previous blog post of this series, I have discussed the strategic part of communicating a forestry conference on the example of European Forum on Urban Forestry that took place in Ljubljana in May and June 2016. Click here to read part 1. 2. From theory to practice After outlining our strategy, it was time to … Continue reading How to communicate a forestry conference in the era of social media? Part 2: From theory to practice

How to communicate a forestry conference in the era of social media?

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Forestry conferences are events where scientists and experts meet to find out about the newest proceedings and trends in their field. There, they meet with other professionals and create connections that will benefit themselves, their organisations and forests in the future. If successful, conferences facilitate knowledge exchange and are the beginning of collaboration that will … Continue reading How to communicate a forestry conference in the era of social media?