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Top items (149 items total)

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Learning for Survival, Resilience, Well-being and Continuance: An Epistemology and Pedagogy for Environmental Education/Education for Sustainability informed by Māori Culture92
The History of New Zealand/ Aotearoa Dolphins Cephalorhynchus hectori: Abundance and Distribution57
Reframing perceptions of anthropomorphism in wildlife film and documentary53
Iho - a cord between two worlds : Traditional Māori birthing practices29
Cameras for Conservation: How Photographing Wildlife Affects Engagement with Biodiversity26
Travelling towards 2050: Climate change, storytelling and the future of travel26
Battling Extinction: Can Emphasising Different Features of Native Bats invoke Support for their Conservation?22
Tracing the lines of race & health online: A mixed-methods exploration of the African-American HIV/AIDS movement on Twitter21
In vitro meat: protein for twelve billion?21
Going Green: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Environmental Documentary Film18
Using ArcGIS Story Map to Communicate an Emotive Topic: Responsible Cat Ownership in New Zealand17
Fight like a Physicist: Teaching Basic Physics Through the Medium of Karate17
Where Fact Meets Fiction - The Science Mockumentary16
Music in the Science Classroom: The impact of content-based songs on learning and engagement15
Does anthropomorphism affect people's ability to distinguish fact from fiction?15
Through the grapevine: In search of a rhetoric of industry-oriented science communication14
A Balance of Perspective in Global Society: An Argument for ‘Reverse Ethnography’ in Documentary Film.13
Sharks and New Zealand News Media12
Life in the Underground: The Portrayal of Invertebrates in Children's Literature and Comics12
Mountain Film. An Analysis of the History and Characteristics of a Documentary Genre.11
Funding conservation from the private sector in New Zealand.11
Activism, Science and the Infinite Game: Exploring the relationship between science and environmental activism10
Visual appeal: How the characteristics of photographs can affect science communication in Chinese national parks10
Effective narratives to communicate science to children10
Science communication in risk management at a high-incidence location for suicide9
The Effects of Accents on Conservation Attitudes Towards Native Species8
Uncertainty, Precaution & Perception: Communicating the Risk of Heading in Football8
The Yellow-eyed Penguin: A Review of Research and Policy8
Films to change a climate: the power of narrative in promoting action competency on climate change amongst New Zealand youth8
Samba and the Afro-Brazilian favela communities8
Irrationality, Misinformation and the Role of Science Education in Science Communication.8
How do homeopathy users perceive homeopathy?8
The Ideal Australian: The role of the gum tree in an Australian collective cultural identity7
Future Food: Fiction and Reality7
Rainforest, Reef, and our Appetite for Beef: Communication for Sustainable Behaviour Change7
Perspectives on gaps in communication with breast cancer patients in New Zealand7
Laborastories: Creative Assessment for NCEA Science6
Power of Inspiration. Analysing the use of a spokesperson to communicate the conservation of wildlife and the natural world.6
Life Story/ Science Story: Biography as a tool for science communication6
Attitudes to wildlife rescue5
Funnily Serious: Using Comedy to Communicate Science5
Finding Hope on a Planet in Crisis: Combining Citizen Science and Tourism5
Awe and Pro-environmental Behaviour4
The Use of Regional Accent in Audio Health Communications3
The Framing of Climate Change in New Zealand Newspapers3
Perspectives of Women in Science: past and present3
Communicating the sciences of Disaster Risk Reduction: media stories surrounding the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010-20113
Perception of Three Agricultural Applications of Genetic Engineering2
Does the production value of a short science video hosted on YouTube influence how much the desired audience is likely to enjoy and engage with it?2
The Biggest of All Families, The History of Taxonomy and its Impact on Society2

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United States144
Germany80
New Zealand61
United Kingdom44
China38
Russia28
France24
Philippines20
Australia18
India17
Canada14
Czech Republic14
South Africa14
Argentina10
Chile10
Iran9
Austria6
Spain5
Indonesia5
Ukraine5
Brazil4
Israel4
Italy4
South Korea4
Malaysia4
Saudi Arabia4
Turkey4
Netherlands3
Bangladesh2
Bulgaria2
Colombia2
Ecuador2
Hong Kong2
Ireland2
Japan2
Nepal2
Pakistan2
Romania2
Singapore2
Thailand2
Taiwan2
Belize1
Switzerland1
Greece1
Hungary1
Jordan1
Nigeria1
Seychelles1
British Virgin Islands1

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Falls Church35
Indianapolis12
Auckland11
Secaucus10
Buenos Aires9
Jinan8
Meerut8
Chicago7
Guangzhou7
Hangzhou6
Dunedin5
Houston5
Ottawa5
Santiago5
Wilmington5
Cambridge4
Changsha4
Christchurch4
Fairfield4
Norwalk4
Shenyang4
Valparaiso4
Campbell3
Harbin3
Henderson3
Jakarta3
Kolkata3
Liberty3
Moscow3
Pretoria3
Redmond3
Seattle3
Toronto3
Vienna3
Ankara2
Band2
Berlin2
Bridge2
Concepcion2
El Paso2
Gaithersburg2
Gifhorn2
Johannesburg2
Karachi2
Karlsruhe2
Lagrave2
London2
Moulton2
Mumbai2
New Plymouth2
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