11/10/2025
16:30 - 18:30
Conference Hall B: Session Room 10
, Onsite
Session with interpretation
Why attend
Storytelling bridges the gap between scientific knowledge and public engagement, making complex ideas accessible, relatable, and impactful. This session will empower participants to translate conservation science into simple narratives, fostering deeper connections, inspiring action, and enhancing communication. By mastering storytelling, they can drive awareness, policy change, and meaningful community engagement. Sign up for this session
Session Description
Effective storytelling bridges the gap between technical scientific knowledge and public engagement, making complex ideas accessible, relatable, and impactful. Scientific knowledge holds immense power, but its impact is often lost in technical jargon. This interactive workshop equips participants with the skills to transform complex conservation science into compelling, relatable stories that inspire action. Through hands-on exercises, participants will explore the psychology of storytelling, break down scientific concepts, and craft narratives that engage diverse audiences. They will learn to weave data into emotionally compelling stories, craft their stories for clarity and impact, and receive peer feedback. The final segment allows participants to present and submit their crafted stories. Whether communicating research, advocating for conservation policies, or engaging communities, this session empowers participants to use storytelling as a tool for change, bridging science and society in meaningful ways.Organised by
Commission on Education and Communication
Partners
World Commission on Protected Areas
Commission on Education and Communication
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