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Posted On: December 31st 2025, 10:36 pm
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✨ We’re closing 2025 with full hearts (and far too many tabs open) ✨
On this last day of the year, we want to thank all the universities, NGOs, startups and conservationists who trusted Pen&Paper Science to help #communicate their #conservation work.
This year, we learnt so much: we supported incredible projects, worked together to turn #science into clear and meaningful messages, and explored new ways of communicating to different audiences. Thanks to you, we collaborated with teams across the Americas, Africa and Europe, crossed borders, and dared to try new formats — from websites and audiovisual products to training tools that help teams become increasingly independent in communicating their work.
A special thank you to the amazing projects we worked with in Tanzania: to @southerntanzaniaelephant and @uls.tanzania for exploring and implementing new ways to communicate their work on the ground, and to @reforestafrica for bringing creativity to the challenges of ecological restoration.
We also thank the University of Florence, Okala and the University of Concepción for their trust, enthusiasm and willingness to co-create plans and products together.
We take with us successes and lessons learnt, and a collaboration network that keeps growing.
Thank you for a 2025 full of shared progress.
2026 awaits us with more ideas, more challenges and even more motivation to keep communicating conservation — for #biodiversity, #nature and people 🌱
On this last day of the year, we want to thank all the universities, NGOs, startups and conservationists who trusted Pen&Paper Science to help #communicate their #conservation work.
This year, we learnt so much: we supported incredible projects, worked together to turn #science into clear and meaningful messages, and explored new ways of communicating to different audiences. Thanks to you, we collaborated with teams across the Americas, Africa and Europe, crossed borders, and dared to try new formats — from websites and audiovisual products to training tools that help teams become increasingly independent in communicating their work.
A special thank you to the amazing projects we worked with in Tanzania: to @southerntanzaniaelephant and @uls.tanzania for exploring and implementing new ways to communicate their work on the ground, and to @reforestafrica for bringing creativity to the challenges of ecological restoration.
We also thank the University of Florence, Okala and the University of Concepción for their trust, enthusiasm and willingness to co-create plans and products together.
We take with us successes and lessons learnt, and a collaboration network that keeps growing.
Thank you for a 2025 full of shared progress.
2026 awaits us with more ideas, more challenges and even more motivation to keep communicating conservation — for #biodiversity, #nature and people 🌱
Comments (2)
10 months agouls.tanzania
Thank you so much for the great effort and support toward our communications and branding. The increased visibility of STEP and ULS is truly appreciated.
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