I got to visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, AB last month, and it rekindled my love for natural history! My latest post is a blast from the past (the DEEP past), with a bit about some few more recent dinosaurs as a bonus treat. Check it out! www.wildfocus.org/blog2/2025/9...

Mosquitoes have a bad reputation, and it's not undeserved! So why don't we just wipe them out for good? Today's post discusses why that might not be as good of an idea as it seems. (Header photo by Simon Kutcher via Wikimedia) www.wildfocus.org/blog2/2025/7...

I've been thinking about how cameras are really useful tools - for all kinds of things, but particularly for conservation. I dive into uses for photography and video in my latest post on the Wild Focus Project. Check it out! www.wildfocus.org/blog2/2025/6... (photo of me by @jupebox.bsky.social)

If there's one thing you need to know about me, it's that I. LOVE. cephalopods. So you can imagine how excited I was about the recent colossal squid footage! Today's blog post on The Wild Focus Project is all about cephs and their many amazing features: www.wildfocus.org/blog2/2025/4...

I wish more science focused people utilized other pop culture communication methods (comics, manga, tv,yt, animation, etc.) Because we need more creative communication methods. #scicomm #outreach #edutainment #education

There are a lot of scary things in the world, but despite what a lot of people think, most #spiders aren't one of them. Learn all about our 8-legged neighbors (including some personal faves) in my new post on the Wild Focus Project! www.wildfocus.org/blog2/2025/3... (photo by Uda Dennie)

nothing like fiber crafts/textiles to demonstrate that you don't actually know how to count 💀

@ruth-moore.bsky.social has mastered #scicomm through cake pictured: Claire Parrott's thesis cake on glacier-ocean interaction and freshwater dynamics in the Canadian Arctic 🧊-🌊 interface with rock candy marzipan 🐻‍❄️ & ⛵ stratified ocean cake layers with a green sprinkle phytoplankton 🐛 AND DELICIOUS

I feel like a lot of (non-scientific) people don't really know what science is. Like it's not just a series of facts like "Earth is made of these layers" and "this is what a cell looks like." It's the PROCESS of how we get to those conclusions. We know these things because we followed the process.

Address science misinformation not by repeating the facts, but by building conversation and community theconversation.com/address-scie... #SciComm #SocialMedia #science #SciChat

I wrote a blog post for the first time in ages! It's all about biomimicry (engineering inspired by nature) and you can check it out at www.wildfocus.org/blog2/2025/2...

time to dip my toes back into the ocean of social media