The Hunt for a Lost Bat
Lost and Found Project was featured in the New Yorker! Following on from the rediscovered of the Hills’ horseshoe bat in Rwanda after many decades of no sightings.. A very cool story. Check out the full article here
Lost & Found
The role of social science in conservation – Mongabay Edition
I had the change to talk to Mongabay.com about the importance of social science in conservation , and more specifically about the use of marketing techniques to influence human behaviours and achieve conservation goals. Have a listen below!
Lost & Found
The Lost & Found Project was featured in the latest edition of Positive News! This inspiring current affairs magazine is a pioneer of ‘constructive journalism’ – an emerging approach in the media towards rigorous and relevant reporting that is focused on solutions, not doom and gloom. On the same note, we were also featured in … [Read more…]
Will optimistic stories get people to care about nature?
Nature doesn’t make the news often these days. When it does, the story usually revolves around wildlife on the brink, record-setting climate extremes or ruined landscapes. However, that is not the whole story. There is also good news, but it often receives little attention. It is easy to see how bleak accounts of the state … [Read more…]