Conservation Science and Advocacy for a Planet in Peril

<p>SECTION 1: SCIENTISTS AS ADVOCATES: ADVOCACY SHOULD NOT BE A FOUR-LETTER WORD<br>1. The Nuts and Bolts of Science-Based Advocacy<br>2. When scientists are attacked: Strategies for dissident scientists and whistleblowers<br>3. Sounding the Climate Alarm: Scientists and Politics<br>4. Science integrity and environmental decision-making in Canada: A fragile renaissance<br>5. Blowing the Whistle on Political Interference: The Northern Spotted Owl</p> <p>SECTION 2: AN IMPERFECT MARRIAGE: POLICY AND SCIENCE<br>6. Overcoming the politics of endangered species listings<br>7. Scientific Integrity and Advocacy: Keeping the Government Honest<br>8. Why advocate and how?<br>9. Climate Reality Leadership</p> <p>SECTION 3: THE POLITICS OF SCIENCE IN DECISION MAKING<br>10. Out of the Ivory Tower: Campaign Based Science Messaging for the Public<br>11 - Essays from the Trenches of Science-based Activism<br>12. Shifting the Burden of Proof to Minimize Impacts During the Science-Policy Process<br>13. To zero emissions and beyond? Oregon Stumbles Forward<br>14. The politics of conservation: Taking the biodiversity crisis to the streets<br>15. When Science is Silenced: Scientists Fighting Back Against the Politicization of their Work<br>16. Speaking Truth to Power for the Earth</p>