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    601 results for "story":

    • Field Trips in Puerto Rico…. with a mission
      ...the workshop, Jamie Currie worked closely with Aranzazu Lascurain and Melody Hunter-Pillion to record a series of oral history interviews on experiences with the extreme 2015 drought in Puerto Rico . These interviews documented topics and perspect...
    • 2017 Chesapeake Bay report card release
      ... comprise the report card scores. This trend analysis is an important part of today’s report card release. The big story this year is encapsulated by the upward arrow for the overall trajectory of Chesapeake Bay report card scores. What this...
    • Local solutions: collaborations and information sharing to grow passion and facilitate community change
      ...e a biking tour of the city of Manchester. We took a nice path along the Merrimack River and learned about some of the history of the old rust belt city. I was also able to meet some of the new group of Knauss Fellows at the networking dinner and...
    • How can we include and legitimize other voices in science?
      ...ions. Dr. Sonia Stephens and Dr. Daniel Richards shared an excellent example of this kind of integration with their esri Story Map , which combines maps of sea level rise projections with stories and images from residents of coastal areas in order...
    • Rich Batiuk’s retirement from the Chesapeake Bay Program
      ... with the promise of donuts. Painted ceramic doughnut presented to Rich Batiuk. Image credit Bill Dennison. I shared the story of when Rich and I were sharing a hotel room in West Palm Beach in November, 1990 at a seagrass workshop. When I arrived...
    • Maryland’s inaugural State of the Coast conference
      ...in 1983, with various multi-state agreements to reduce nutrient inputs. At the conference, I provided a brief timeline history of key activities associate with Chesapeake Bay. I based this on a public talk I gave at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Mus...
    • River Rally 2018
      ... Organizations, and Coalitions. I chose to attend workshops highlighting indicator approaches, community engagement, and storytelling. Each session I attended was fun, educational, and most utilized interactive approaches. I especially enjoyed the...
    • Discussing island drought in Puerto Rico Part I
      ...ds. Breakout group producing feedback summary. Image credit James Currie. Adaptation strategies: Brad Rippey gave us a history of the US Drought Monitor , a popular and widely used website that is updated weekly on Thursday mornings. It was initia...
    • Exploring "Down Under"
      ...speed into the interview process. Our goal was to collect interviews for the upcoming book “Healthy Waterways: The story of an amazing journey.” We would document the process of restoring the Brisbane River and Moreton Bay, and how exp...
    • NPS Spotlight on Natural and Cultural Resources Workshop
      ...ural Resources and Cultural Resources in the NCR and covered a variety of interesting topics. Subjects ranged from the history of slavery in the Harper’s Ferry area, to variation in diets between coyotes and foxes at different NCR parks, the...
    • Science Cafe and science communication training in Boston
      ...ying and communicating effectively to your primary audience. On Day 2, we focused on the graphical elements, using paper storyboards or mockups before investing in actual graphics creation, aspects of color to keep in mind, how to declutter the...
    • Assessment of Small Watersheds in China
    • A Gestalt of 0s and 1s: The Tips and Tools of Web Design
      ...is much easier to fix something on paper than further down the line! Here is another student’s (Natalie Peyronnin) storyboard (left). You can see how it mirrors the finished website fairly closely (right). Image credit Natalie Peyronnin. Now...
    • Pigs in Water: living underwater with Susan Williams
      ...ams ... Aquanauts Bruce Nyden, Bill Dennison, Susan Williams and Chuck Gross (L-R) at Smithsonian Institution, Natural History Museum reception standing in front of Hydrolab display. The year was 1984. Ronald Reagan was running for President again...
    • My four decade friendship with Susan Williams
    • Hello and Goodbye: The brief in-person encounter with my online class
      ...el to explore nutrient load timing effects on water quality in the Chesapeake Bay. Nichole used a powerpoint to tell her story. Tom Butler – Problem solving with computer models in Chesapeake Bay . He used video format to explain models, how...
    • It’s Your Time: Make It Count
      ...nning out of time, but with the right prompt you can avoid those situations. You are setting the stage to help tell your story. Your poster or PowerPoint should be doing your legwork, while you focus on any extra material. There are some tips and...
    • Cork conference on coastal sustainability
      ...ting a SNAP session. Image credit: Bill Dennison On Day 2, we focused on the outputs and outcomes of the meeting through storyboarding and beginning to populate our workshop newsletter. Armed with the priorities gained from the SNAP activity, we s...
    • It’s the Circle of Science: How to Move Your Audience
      ...lization , maps , photography and videography , it’s time to bring all those pieces together to present a complete story. There are many different platforms that can be used to tell the story of your research, including presentations, poster...
    • Atlantic Estuarine Research Society 70th anniversary conference
      ...eration  (CERF) and now has seven affiliate societies 1 . Welcome sign. Photo credit: Danielle Kreeger Given this history, I was very glad that could join in the celebration of AERS’s 70 th year, since its founding was the genesis of su...
    • Who tells your story?
      Who tells your story? ... Jamie Currie Color correction can make a substantial difference to the feel of the image. Image credit: Color Corre...
    • Training local teams in report card creation
      ...e indicator discussion. Image credit Heath Kelsey. Highlights of the training for me were SNAP , Get the Grade , and the storytelling component of the science communication section . SNAP is an interactive activity that solicits input from partici...
    • What’s Your Story?
      What’s Your Story? ... Erin Reilly Science Photography and Videography is more than just a pretty picture. With this week's assignments to...
    • Believe it or not, maps are still useful!
    • Environmental literacy for the Assabet, Sudbury and Concord Rivers
      ...eary. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Walden Pond is an example of a kettle pond near the Sudbury River that has a lot of history. Thoreau spent 2 years, 2 months and 2 days living in a small cabin on Walden Pond in the Sudbury River watershed, resul...