Most journalists won't share their story with you before publication. Here's why, and what you can do to protect the accuracy of your work without seeing the draft.

A journalist has made contact about your ocean research. Here's what to expect, how to prepare, and what happens after the interview.

Science communication and dissemination are not the same thing, but they're often treated as if they are. Here's why the distinction matters for ocean researchers

Should ocean researchers and organisations stay on X, or is it time to move on? A practical look at the question everyone in ocean science communication is asking.

Pint of Science, Science Cafe, Science on Tap…do pub-based science communication events actually work? Research suggests attendees are learning quite a bit.

Sharing science doesn't automatically lead to good decisions. Dr Naomi Oreskes explains why.

Metaphor-based messaging helps people to recall information and take steps towards sustainability.

In The Nippon Foundation Ocean Nexus Center's new report “Towards an Equitable Approach to Marine Plastics Pollution,” the authors make a case for using the term "plastic pollution" instead of "plastic litter."

Before you build a content strategy, you need a budget. Here are five things ocean organisations and research projects should consider when planning communication spend.