In universities, who is actually doing science communication? If a recently published study from Marta Entradas (ISCTE - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa) and colleagues is anything to go by, it's not central university communication offices.

How can we improve knowledge exchange between researchers and decision-makers? Perhaps the Australian National Environmental Science Program Marine Biodiversity Hub is a good place to look for answers.

Should researchers and science communicators share personal information, thoughts, ideas, online or should they only talk about the science?

FAIR - Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable - is all about maximising the benefits data can give.

Species on the move can create an opportunity to connect people with nature and climate change, and, hopefully, help prompt positive action.

When Elon Musk took over Twitter back in 2022, lots of people were unhappy. Some moved over to other platforms, like Mastodon. What prompted some communities to make the move?

Research from Josephine Martell and Amanda Rodewald suggests pessimistic messaging has its place in motivating conservation behaviours.

Danielle Hunter, Caren Cooper (North Carolina State University), and Valerie Johnson (Shaw University) highlight the important role diversity has in citizen science.