“MEJO 560: Environmental and science journalism"
Students from @unc and @unav contributed to a bilingual site called “Climate Letters” chronicling the impacts of #climatechange in #NC and the Navarra region in northern Spain. Supported by @UNC_Global COIL https://t.co/jF2n4SSjnM
Our warming climate is helping a tiny insect lay waste to giant hemlock trees. But there's hope! Learn more about how we're fighting back against these invasive pests in this video by students at @UNCHussman. #EarthDay https://t.co/CKxfXU34HJ
(1/3) 🐍 #EarthDay video alert: @tomlinden’s #UNC Hussman Science Documentary Television course collaborated with @publicmediaNC to produce three videos now streaming on @pbs: SNAKES. Slither over and take a look ➡️
https://t.co/6ZQBjUoaEg
(1/3) 🐍 #EarthDay video alert: @tomlinden’s #UNC Hussman Science Documentary Television course collaborated with @publicmediaNC to produce three videos now streaming on @pbs: SNAKES. Slither over and take a look ➡️
https://t.co/6ZQBjUoaEg
The story of how Lake Waccamaw, N.C., battled the invasive plant hydrilla is online https://t.co/i7KwsDhWx1. The piece was produced by students in the Environmental & Science Documentary TV class at the @UNCHussman School of Journalism & Media.
The story of how Lake Waccamaw, N.C., battled the invasive plant hydrilla is online https://t.co/i7KwsDhWx1. The piece was produced by students in the Environmental & Science Documentary TV class at the @UNCHussman School of Journalism & Media.
Climate Matters in Newsroom workshop concludes @UNCHussman after brainstorming session on #climateNC angles that bring this global issue into local focus. Thanks to @kate_sheppard for leading panel of @tbartelme, @sarapeach, @chicknich & Greg Fishel for sharing their story tips.
@SeanSublette tells #climateNC workshop at @UNCHussman J-school local TV stations nationwide have sharply increased usage of @ClimateCentral informational materials & graphics. Bottom line. Public focus on climate change is way up.
👋🏾Welcome, participants to “Telling Local Climate Stories” hosted by the school and Climate Matters in the Newsroom w/ @NSF funding and One Earth Fund support. N.C. journalists learn how climate change affects communities and how to tell those important local stories. #climateNC
Scientists are sharing the latest on impacts of our changing #climateNC with 20 journalists today & tomorrow at #UNCHussman School of Journalism & Media. Object of the workshop. How to tell compelling local climate stories to viewers & readers statewide.
Watch our @UNCMJschool story about living next door to Lake Waccamaw alligators this week on North Carolina Public TV #unctv#ncparks https://t.co/Clrk2sGF6e