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Symposium

The Power of Conservation Communication: Bridging Science and Emotion

Organizers: Sabiha Choudhury, Shah Jelil

Background: Effective communication is a cornerstone of successful conservation efforts. By merging scientific insights with emotional resilience, conservation messages can inspire action and foster a deeper connection with nature. This symposium aims to explore the critical role of communication in habitat and wildlife conservation, highlighting strategies to bridge the gap between scientific data and emotional communication and engagement.

Scope: The symposium will cover various aspects of conservation communication, including the importance of storytelling, visual communication, and emotional appeals. It will feature expert perspectives, illustrative case studies, and interactive discussions on effectively conveying conservation messages to diverse audiences. The focus will be on practical strategies that conservation professionals can use to enhance their communication efforts and achieve greater impact.

Goals


To highlight the significance of effective communication in conservation initiatives.
To explore the integration of scientific knowledge and emotional engagement in conservation messaging.
To provide practical strategies and tools for conservation professionals to improve their communication efforts.


Objectives


Share Best Practices: Present case studies and examples of successful conservation communication strategies.
Enhance Skills: Equip participants with practical tools and techniques for effective conservation communication.
Encourage Collaboration: Facilitate networking and collaboration among conservation professionals, researchers, and communicators.

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