Be your authentic self when communicating marine science
About this episode
Many scientists love communicating their science to the public and they know that science communication is the key to improving conservation, but when they do SciComm they tend to not be their authentic selves causing their audience to disengage.
Therefore, in order for SciComm to be effective scientists must connect with their audience by being themselves.
In this episode, I provide advice and reasons why you should be yourself and the benefits that go along with it when doing SciComm.
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