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17 de septiembre de 2020

III Edición de Mares Circulares, un concurso que premia propuestas empresariales y de investigación para reducir residuos marinos

La Asociación Chelonia realiza y participa en distintos proyectos de conservación y desarrollo, entre ellos en el proyecto Mares Circulares, dirigido a reducir los impactos de los residuos que acaban en mares y otros hábitats acuáticos. 
En este Webinar ofrecemos información sobre el proyecto Mares Circulares y la 3ª Edición de su Concurso, que brinda una dotación económica a propuestas empresariales (start-ups) y de investigación dirigidas a la búsqueda y aplicación de soluciones a la problemática de las basuras marinas. Si te interesa participar en el Concurso y conocer más sobre el proyecto y nuestra organización, inscríbite y participa. El evento se realizará a través de la plataforma Zoom (a las 19:00, hora española) y enlace de acceso se enviará por correo electrónico.
Inscripciones aquí

1 de mayo de 2020

Concurso de divulgación científica #scicomm #ComunicaCiencia

Lifeology is running a virtual SciComm Challenge event in May to help
scientists and others learn to be better visual storytellers. The challenge
is to create your own science comic (a template is provided).

Learn and participate in the challenge here:
https://lifeology.io/scicomm-challenge/

Please share with scientists who may be interested! The Lifeology team's
favorite entry will be chosen for professional illustration and translation
into a published interactive Lifeology course comic like here
<https://lifeology.us.lifeomic.com/static/ologies/healthcare/covid-19-comic/index.html#/>
.

Thanks!
-Paige

--
Paige B. Jarreau, Ph.D.
Director of Social Media, LifeOmic <https://lifeomic.com/>

Science Communication Specialist
College of Science, LSU
Science Writer, www.fromthelabbench.com

Work/Cell: 317-201-0092
Twitter: @FromTheLabBench <https://twitter.com/#!/FromTheLabBench>

18 de abril de 2020

Concursazo de fotografía submarina (por si nos dejan bucear este verano)

UPDATE: We are extending the deadline to August 3rd to hopefully allow
people to submit anything they shoot this summer (if we are all given the
opportunity to go back into the water). Any questions, please ask!


The University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric
Science is now accepting entries for its annual Underwater Photography
Contest. Since its inception in 2005, the contest has drawn several
thousand entrants from across the globe and a collection of beautiful
images. The deadline for submitting photos is 12p.m., U.S. Eastern Time on
Monday, April 6, 2020 (changed to August 3rd).

Judged by a panel of professional photographers and marine scientists,
photographs
are divided into five separate categories:

- Fish or Marine Animal Portrait
- Marine Conservation
- Macro
- Wide Angle
- UM Student
- Best overall

The competition is generously supported by Canon USA. The top prize is a
trip on Blackbeard’s Cruises
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departing from Nassau to the Exuma Cays, Bahamas (trip prizes do not
include airfare, gratuities, port taxes, Bahamas Underwater National Park
fees, gear rental, etc., and are subject to availability). There will also
be monetary awards for those finishing in 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in each of
the categories.

The Underwater Photography Contest is open to all amateur photographers who
earn no more than 20 percent of their income from photography. Eligible
photos must not have been published or accepted for publication and must be
the original work of the submitter. No pool or aquarium shots will be
accepted.

The winners will be announced this year at the Rosenstiel School’s popular *Sea
Secrets Lecture Series
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April 28, 2020 (changed to Fall - TBD). To view past winners, contest rules
and entry form, please visit:
https://www.rsmas.miami.edu/community-and-giving/outreach/underwater-photo-
contest/contest-rules/index.html

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24 de enero de 2020

Short Video Contest: Success Stories in Tropical Biology and Conservation

In partnership with Mongabay, BAND Foundation, and the Smithsonian Earth
Optimism Summit, the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation is
hosting the ATBC Short Video Contest on Science Communication with the
theme "Success Stories in Tropical Biology and Conservation".

Deadline for submissions: *** FEBRUARY 10 ***
Submit here: https://filmfreeway.com/ATBCvideocontest

Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth in all of its levels,
constituting an integral component of any ecosystem. Despite that, we are
currently facing an alarming biodiversity loss due to species displacement
or extinction, especially in the Tropical regions of the World. Humans are
capable of incredible growth, learning, resilience, and change in the face
of challenge. We need to tap into these core traits to step up to the
growing challenges facing biodiversity and our ecosystems. *Create a short
video that shares your success conservation story, biodiversity research,
opportunity, and/or optimism for tropical biology and conservation*. Videos
must be no longer than four minutes, including title and credits.
Creativity is encouraged, and participants may use various forms of media,
including slow motion, animation, illustration, and claymation, among
others.

All three (3) winners will be notified by email on or around February 20,
2020. The winners will be invited to attend the Smithsonian Earth Optimism
Summit <https://earthoptimism.si.edu/> in Washington, D.C. on April 23-25,
2020. Winners will also have a chance to attend the Earth Day Rally on the
National Mall, which follows immediately after the end of the summit on
April 25. The winner will have the opportunity to speak about their
conservation work and show their video at a summit session organized by the
Smithsonian Institution. Airfare, lodging, and registration fees will be
fully covered but winners will be responsible for obtaining a visa to
attend the summit.

5 de julio de 2012

BIology Photo Contest

Science education is becoming more interactive through the use of technology and inquiry-based learning. Help the public and policymakers to better understand these new directions in science education by entering the Faces of Biology: Teaching and Learning. The contest is sponsored by the American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS).

The contest is an opportunity to showcase science education. Photographs entered into the contest must depict a person or persons engaging in science education. Any level of education (K-12, undergraduate, graduate, or adult) is eligible. The depicted education may occur in a classroom, laboratory, museum, natural history collection, botanical garden, zoo, or elsewhere. Photos of education in any discipline of science, not just biology, are welcome.

The Grand Prize Winner will have his/her winning photo featured on the cover of BioScience , and will receive $250 and a one year membership in AIBS, including a subscription to BioScience . The First and Second Place Winners will have his/her winning photo printed inside BioScience , and will receive a one year membership in AIBS, including a subscription to BioScience .

The contest ends on September 30, 2012 at 11:59:59 pm Eastern Time.

For more information and to enter the contest, visit http://www.aibs.org/public-programs/photocontest.html .





Julie Palakovich Carr
Senior Public Policy Associate
American Institute of Biological Sciences
1444 I Street, NW Suite 200
Washington, DC 20005
 202-568-8117
www.aibs.org

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