This project was ideated by Avery Hill, Lauren Gillespie, Kristy Mualim, Megan Ruffley, Shannon Hately, Tatiana Bellagio. The funding for this video was provided by McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society at Stanford University, and filmed and edited by Vicky Chan.
Biodiversity and evolutionary research agenda has been set by majority communities in narrow fields, but to make progress it needs to be more plural (Pascual et al. 2021). To this aim, we will invite policymakers, park rangers, Indigenous Peoples, ecologists, urban planners, and local representatives/communities for a video-documented round table discussion. Filmed, edited, and produced by Stanford Video Production, Scenes from the Anthropocene will have an opening night with an international reach, and the outreach effectiveness will be measured through pre- and post-viewing surveys. This strategy of outreach-discuss-document-educate-evaluate will serve as a template to conduct ethical conservation and increase education and engagement.
Moi was advisor to the San Francisco Exploratorium (exploratorium.edu) as they built an amazing exhibition on the love for plants ´Plantásticas´
Moi giving an overview of the lab's research at Stanford Biology seminars in 2023
Moi contando a estudiantes de secundaria qué significa ser un ecólogo y biólogo evolutivo, y qué hacemos en nuestro laboratorio.
Una iniciativa del https://elpais.com
Digital talk and conversation about our latest work on the implications of genetic evolution on climate change ecology.
