Investigating Ecological Legacies in Amazonian Forests
Proposal for “Investigating Ecological Legacies in Amazonian Forests’ submitted to NSF’s HEGS (Human-Environment and Geographical Sciences) Program. Dollar Amount: $ 117, 832 (over three years). Kavoori and Weatherford will be part of a research team conducting an ethnoecological survey of plants connected with species found in the paleorecord in Ecuador. They will develop communication strategies to allow information from the legacy study to inform both tourists and indigenous guides about the new discoveries of biocultural diversity conservation. They will coordinate with environmental communicators for a social media campaign and will organize and direct a focused workshop on ecological legacies and Amazonian conservation.
Legitimate and appropriate science communication: The effects of anthropomorphic and satirical humor on source credibility
Alexandra Frank, Michael A. Cacciatore, Yeo, S.K., & Su, L. Y.-F. (2023, May). “Legitimate and appropriate science communication: The effects of anthropomorphic and satirical humor on source credibility.” Paper presentation […]
The differential effects of science humor on three scientific issues: Global warming, artificial intelligence, and microbiomes
Yeo, S. K., Su, L. Y.-F., Michael A. Cacciatore, Zhang, J. S., & McKasy, M. (in press). “The differential effects of science humor on three scientific issues: Global warming, artificial […]