PRESS AND SCIENCE COMMUNICATION
(for a complete list of science outreach check out my CV)
Podcast
Our research on acorn woodpeckers was recently featured on the popular podcast Quirks and Quarks by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation!! It was wonderful chatting with Bob McDonald. Have a listen here. We were also covered by the Scientific American 60-second Science Podcast for our acorn woodpecker research! |
Storytelling
I recently told a story about my experiences with speaking English as an immigrant in the US. I told this story at the North American Ornithological Conference 2020 storytelling event. Here's a recording. |
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#Naturenerding101, #SpeakBird
I co-designed the bird related outreach material for the #NatureNerding101 campaign for the Smithsonian. I also designed the #SpeakBird campaign. In it's first week. #NatureNerding101 had logged over 700,000 interactions with the public over Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook
I co-designed the bird related outreach material for the #NatureNerding101 campaign for the Smithsonian. I also designed the #SpeakBird campaign. In it's first week. #NatureNerding101 had logged over 700,000 interactions with the public over Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook

Live Science Webinars
I have done live webinars on eco-physiology and behavior of birds for the Smithsonian Science Webcast series. They are an amazing way to reach hundreds of students around the world and awesome team helps you mould your content to Next Generation Teaching standards!
I have done live webinars on eco-physiology and behavior of birds for the Smithsonian Science Webcast series. They are an amazing way to reach hundreds of students around the world and awesome team helps you mould your content to Next Generation Teaching standards!
Smithsonian Science How
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Popular Science Outreach
I regularly do science outreach through popular science talks. Here's one I gave to the Washington DC Audubon Society. Links to other seminars Acorn woodpeckers: Santa Clara Valley Adudubon, SPROUTS trust (India), Washington DC Audubon Bird reproduction and nesting strategies: SPROUTS trust (India) Himalayan bird adaptations: Smithsonian Science Cafe |
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MEDIA COVERAGE OF RESEARCH