Engaging the public with Earth Science and palaeontology is important to ignite a discovery for environments long gone. In this post, I share behind-the-scenes insights of how I engage children in science communication and why engagement with science matters.
Over the years, I have had the privilege of inspiring the next generation of scientists through dynamic palaeontology outreach. From hands-on fossil workshops to national magazine features, my mission has always been clear: make Earth Science accessible, exciting, and unforgettable for young learners.
In my latest Patreon feature, I dive into this journey of engaging young minds with the wonders of palaeontology.
I feature Dinosaur Action Magazine, the UK’s leading dinosaur publication for children and showcase a behind-the-scenes look at the collaborative process with Signature Publishing, making science communication both fun and impactful. I also examine the importance of Earth Science and why it is important to engage the next generation of scientists with palaeontology.
Unlock The Mesozoic Era with The Palaeo Minute Newsletter
James Ronan Palaeontologist 