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EDUCATION COMMITTEE NEWS

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EDUCATION COMMITTEE NEWS

The Education Committee is working with SCB's media consultants to develop for journalists a list of frequently-asked questions--and answers--related to conservation biology (FAQ). We hope that this document, along with similar FAQs about ecology and the environment that are available from other sources, will make it easier for journalists to understand concepts and issues in conservation biology.

The working group for this project would like to connect with journalists who could provide input on questions they would like answered and whether the answers we develop meet their needs. If you are a journalist who could assist us in this regard, please drop us a note. Alternatively, if in the course of your work as a conservation biologist you have encountered a journalist whom you particularly respect and who might be able to offer us sound advice, please send us your recommendation.

Please send all suggestions to Steve Trombulak, Education Committee Chair, trombulak@middlebury.edu.

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