Communicating science & environment with truth & flair
Connecting people with nature. Making science both accurate and accessible. Using comms to spur policy change. Helping scientists achieve impact. Getting researchers heard in the media. Inspiring climate action without triggering doom.
It all starts with curiosity.
WHAT DOES CURIOSITY DO?
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Strategy & content
First things first: who are you trying to reach and what do you want them to do? Whether you’re educating the public, inspiring policy change or targeting selected experts, the Curiosity team bring knowhow to focus on the outcome you need. Anna and Dan use contemporary expertise to devise strategy and content - including video - to hook your audiences.
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Research communications
Making complex information both compelling and truthful is tricky. It is a science and as well as an art. Anna and Dan are both ‘old hands’ at working with researchers to help them create impact for their findings, whether via media relations, social content, videos or the spoken word.
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Opinion editorials
Anna has placed and ghost-written opinion editorials for the Guardian, the New Scientist, Times Higher Education, Oceanographic Magazine, Mongabay, Wonkhe, Philosophical Magazine and more. Ask her how she can help you get your voice heard in the media outlets that matter to your audiences.
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Training & coaching
Writing powerfully is one thing. Speaking that way is quite another. Anna has coached experts for media interviews including on Newsnight, Sky News, and the Today Programme. And Dan has trained researchers to give Ted-style talks with confidence and panache. Anna has also led workshops helping researchers boost their profile and reputation on social media.
WHO IS CURIOSITY?
Anna.
Anna Ford, Curiosity’s founder, is a specialist in climate, nature, science and research communications, and has been a comms leader within universities and in government.
Dan.
Dan Ford is a presentation coach and videographer, working with scientists, researchers and environment experts.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
WHAT WE THINK
Featured posts from our blog.
WE’VE BEEN GETTING CURIOUS WITH…
As part of a nature restoration strategy, the UK needs Eurasian lynx. The government needs to act urgently and radically to curb the dramatic decline in biodiversity. The UK is one of the most nature deprived places in the world, with one in six of its species at risk of being lost from Britain.