.... and Parkin, M. 2005. The impact of media bias: How editorial slant affects voters. The Journal of Politics 67(4): 1030-1049. The impact of media bias: How editorial slant affects voters The Journal of Politics 67 1030 1049 Dyck, A. and Zingales, L. 2002. The Right to Tell. The Role of Mass Media...

.... Getting the mass media to accept and respond to this broader definition is an immediate and urgent challenge for environmental scientists, in order to take our message to the general public, and through them, to all the decision-makers. Australia s climate and environmental problems are attracting world...

... to work for 12 years for a newspaper, the Sydney Morning Herald, which, by mass- media standards, took seriously my interest in science and technology and environmental issues. Among its 240 staff journalists, the Herald boasted many thoughtful, well-read and scientifically literate people. More...

... audience in most cases unless you re trying to reach a particular group through an Internet mailing list. So you have still to be using the mass media and the reality is that, for CSIRO for example, we have to try and make sure that the electorate is prepared to support the continuing appropriation...

...). For this reason mass media coverage of risk often focuses on the newsworthy qualities of the issue with the end goal of appealing to the broadest audience possible (Harrington, Elliott, & Clarke, 2011; Wakefield & Elliott, 2003). To do this, newsworthy stories often resonate with widely held cultural beliefs...

... this exceptional encounter between a curiosity-driven shark and a vodka-fuelled bricklayer.2 The second reason is that, throughout this burst of interest from the mass media, there was no attention paid to the bronze whaler s demise, which was treated as inconsequential, insignificant, barely worth a mention...

...,seated myths of our society. Challenging it is tantamount to heresy, so the benefits of growth are acclaimed and the costs are ignored. Most discussion in politics and the mass media is at the litany or pop futures level, with an occasional excursion into social causes. The myths remain unrecognised...

...-high traffic rates, because turtles are slowmoving on land and thus unlikely to be able to avoid vehicles in places they choose to cross the road. From 2014 to 2021, TurtleSAT usage grew semiorganically. It was supported by social media pages and direct outreach by its developers (R.-J. Spencer and M.B...

...-foxes are important in light of ongoing negative portrayals by other sources, such as in mainstream media (Jemison 2017). However, caution should be taken with this approach, as members of the public with established views on flying-foxes may perceive that the defence of flying-foxes is being delivered...

... sequencing was 20 years ago. It s becoming so much more tractable and reproducible with CRISPR and they re developing ways of doing this really en masse. So I think that is something in the near future we ll be able to do, maybe in the next decade, start to really engineer in that diversity. The sticking...

... heat stress (McMurray et al. 2011; Pita et al. 2018), and even those that are aposymbiotic are impacted by high temperatures (Pita et al. 2018). In the geological record after the endTriassic coral mass extinction, sponges proliferated and become the dominant organisms on many reefs, which may happen...

..., 150.184465°E), herein use different camps throughout the species range (Eby referred to as Catalina. These camps are situated east of et al. 1999). When mass flowering events occur, flying- the Batemans Bay central business district and located foxes congregate in large numbers to take advantage of 760 m...

... to the publication of Rachel Carson's S i l a t Spring in 1961 that brought pollution into the backyards and kitchens of Americans, but its development and growth as a political and social force for change is a product of the media and the advent of mass communication. Ironically the reporting of environmental...

..., S. M., & McArthur, C. 2018. Visit, consume and quit: Patch quality affects the three stages of foraging. Journal of Animal Ecology 87(6): 16151626. httpsdoi.org/doi:10.1111/1365-2656.12882 Moles, A. T., & Westoby, M. 2004. Seed mass and seedling establishment after fire in Ku-ring-gai Chase National...

... to think that it dates to the publication of Rachel Carson's S i l a t Spring in 1961 that brought pollution into the backyards and kitchens of Americans, but its development and growth as a political and social force for change is a product of the media and the advent of mass communication. Ironically...

... that public know- ledge of environmental issues arose from the efforts of scientists, but the development and growth of the environment as a political and social force for change is a product of the media and the advent of mass communica- tion. The presentation of environmental events in simple English has...

... accession number; date and location of collection; sex; age; body mass (g); length of chord of left wing (mm); length of the first eight primary wing feathers (counting from outer to inner) (mm); length of tail (mm); length of tail feathers 1-6 (counting from the centre feather to outer feather) (mm...

... be OK Methods I have employed grounded theory as the method for this paper, an inductive, qualitative approach, drawing from archival records primary sources, archival manuscripts and popular media, through to contemporary literature and scientific publications. The paper aims to provide...

... prey type. An observation of lethal toxic ingestion On 11 June 2020 at 2245 h, one of us (JH) found an emaciated male Carpet Python (snout-vent length [SVL] 1220 mm, mass 305 g) coiled around an adult female Cane Toad (SVL 97 mm, 68 g). The python was on a ladder leading into an old above-ground...