The Small-Toothed Saw Fish is struggling against global climate change and habitat loss. It is estimated that fewer than 500 members of the species are left. How do you adapt when the changes to your environment are out of your hands?
Science, writing, and speaking have always been a part of Kurt MacDonald’s life. After earning his graduate degree in Behavioral Neuroscience Kurt spent 16 years teaching science and co-directing one of the nation’s leading Speech and Debate teams at Kent Denver School. More recently, he founded NatureSays and co-founded The Professional Communicators.
Kurt’s portion of the presentation this month is titled “Sex, Survival, and Context: The fable of a 56-million year old fish.”
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Hello. Science, writing, and speaking have always been a part of my life. After earning my graduate degree in Behavioral Neuroscience and spending 16 years teaching science and co-directing one of the nation's leading Speech and Debate teams, I have founded NatureSays and co-founded The Professional Communicators. NatureSays is best described as the combination of Discovery Channel's Planet Earth and Stephen Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People--it borrows poignant examples from nature to teach us invaluable lessons. The Professional Communicators is a public speaking and personal presentation coaching business where my co-founder (Terry Rubin, a former award-winning producer for the PBS NewsHour) and I help individuals and groups become unforgettable public speakers and interpersonal communicators.
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