Victoria University & BioHeritage NZ
All of the below designs and content were created as part of a contracted project working with Victoria University and BioHeritage NZ.
Our project purpose of work and key success indicators:
To effectively communicate research from the academic/science community back to the public.
Key stakeholders feel enabled to engage in an “objective and education conversation” regarding novel pest control beyond this study.
Community engagement in content via social media and Youtube.
Youtube Video:
How would gene drive for wasps actually work?
Could modified wasps make it back to their home range?
Natalie Jones, former Wasp Wipeout Programme Manager and now Research Assistant at VUW shares key findings and questions raised in her recent Master’s study.
While there is strong support for novel gene technology, this support is contingent on certain conditions being met and key concerns being addressed.
Natalie spoke with Phil Lester, a leading wasp scientist, to address several of these key concerns raised.
This video features engaging infographics designed by The Seed Pod, aiming to make typically ‘science-heavy’ concepts more accessible to the general public.
Infographics (developed for Youtube):
Infographics (converted for Instagram):
