Tagged: Aotearoa New Zealand Science Journalism Fund

Cold-store snails, data for sale and NZ’s lost birds – our favourite science journalism from October - Lately, In Science

Sarah-Jane O'Connor • Nov 01, 2018 •

• Aotearoa New Zealand Science Journalism Fund,
• bird of the year,
• climate change,
• DNA tests,
• IPCC,
• powelliphanta,
• taxonomy

Phew, it’s been a busy month in the news agenda: from the IPCC’s 1.5C report to turmoil in the National party and tragedy in Wanaka and Mt Cook. Through all of that, you’d be forgiven for missing some of the excellent science-related stories that have been published over the past month. But never fear, we’ve collated some of our favourites … Read More

GMOs, a nod to Nigel the gannet, and illustrated abstracts – our favourite journalism from September - News

Rachel Thomas • Oct 01, 2018 •

• Aotearoa New Zealand Science Journalism Fund,
• drug testing,
• GMOs,
• nigel the gannet,
• nitrous oxide,
• suffrage 125,
• tamaki

There’s a lot of media out there, and we know it can be hard to keep track of the things you want to read, watch and listen to. We’ve rounded up some of our favourite science-related stories from last month to help you out. If you’ve seen something great that’s not here, let us know in the comments. Read More

Your chance to help shine a light on important science-related issues - News

Peter Griffin • Aug 31, 2017 •

• Aotearoa New Zealand Science Journalism Fund,
• PressPatron,
• Science journalism

Sciblogs has joined the PressPatron platform, a crowdfunding service that makes it easy for people to make one-off or monthly payments to support content they are passionate about. We know that Sciblogs readers and those of you that comment here and in our Facebook group and on Twitter, are passionate about quality, evidence-based coverage of science-related issues. Read More