The closure of Hakai Magazine raises important questions about the sustainability of science journalism and what it means for science communication.

Can climate and ocean scientists become advocates without compromising their credibility? A look at the ongoing debate around scientists and activism.

When a Netflix shark film sparked outrage from marine scientists, it raised a bigger question: should fiction have to be scientifically accurate?

Short scientist biographies can help build trust in science, but only if they show why the scientists do what they do.

Journalists reporting for USA-based publications are less likely to include minority-ethnic author names in their science reporting.

Creating video abstracts and plain language abstracts is extra work, but they can help boost comprehension, perceived understanding, and enjoyment.

Want to drive some support for climate policy? You might want to get your audience a little emotional.

Being polite and making well-reasoned arguments might help people feel more informed, but it won’t necessarily change their support for policies

When covering research, sometimes the media will provide a link to the original research, sometimes they don’t. Why is that?