I am a science communicator specialising in wildlife conservation. My passion is making nature and the conservation sector more accessible and inclusive. I'm looking forward to sharing ideas and being part of this supportive community of conservationists!
Which category below best describes the type of organisation you currently work for/or run?
Charity/Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)
Areas of expertise
Communication and marketing
Would you be willing to be approached and share your lessons learned in your area(s) of expertise with our community?
Welcome Jenna, glad to have you here and look forward to drawing from your wealth of knowledge. Asides your passion of making nature accessible and inclusive, what other areas of wildlife conservation are you fond of?
That's such an interesting topic! It's always a popular one when it's mentioned on the BTO's social media too.
Welcome Jenna, glad to have you here and look forward to drawing from your wealth of knowledge. Asides your passion of making nature accessible and inclusive, what other areas of wildlife conservation are you fond of?
Hi Grace, great to meet you and thanks for the welcome :) I'm very much a beginner at it, but I love learning about botany and the different habitats that plants create. What's your favourite wildlife topic to talk about?
Hi Jenna! A warm welcome to WildHub - it's great that you have joined us! Would you perhaps be able to share with us your top tips of making the conservation sector more accessible and inclusive through the power of social media? Thanks in advance for sharing :)
Thank you for the welcome, Thirza :) I think social media is a great way to reach people and encourage them to engage with nature, and communications outputs in general have a significant impact on people's views of an organisation / the sector. So things like making social media posts accessible with alt text, image descriptions and explaining scientific concepts in a way everyone can understand and find a point of interest are key. Also thinking about how we use language and images to present a positive and welcoming feeling is something I always have in the back of my mind when I'm writing posts.
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So lovely to see you on WildHub! :)
Hi Lize, thank you, happy to be here!
Welcome to WildHub, Jenna!
Thank you, Lara!
Welcome Jenna, glad to have you here and look forward to drawing from your wealth of knowledge. Asides your passion of making nature accessible and inclusive, what other areas of wildlife conservation are you fond of?
That's such an interesting topic! It's always a popular one when it's mentioned on the BTO's social media too.
Welcome Jenna, glad to have you here and look forward to drawing from your wealth of knowledge. Asides your passion of making nature accessible and inclusive, what other areas of wildlife conservation are you fond of?
Hi Grace, great to meet you and thanks for the welcome :) I'm very much a beginner at it, but I love learning about botany and the different habitats that plants create. What's your favourite wildlife topic to talk about?
Hi Jenna! A warm welcome to WildHub - it's great that you have joined us! Would you perhaps be able to share with us your top tips of making the conservation sector more accessible and inclusive through the power of social media? Thanks in advance for sharing :)
Thank you for the welcome, Thirza :) I think social media is a great way to reach people and encourage them to engage with nature, and communications outputs in general have a significant impact on people's views of an organisation / the sector. So things like making social media posts accessible with alt text, image descriptions and explaining scientific concepts in a way everyone can understand and find a point of interest are key. Also thinking about how we use language and images to present a positive and welcoming feeling is something I always have in the back of my mind when I'm writing posts.