Scientific illustrator and science communicator, Gretchen Halpert, discusses how she entered the field of science illustration, shares a story about the time she demonstrated the value of drawing at a medical school, and tells us about the distance learning program she created for anyone interested in learning about scientific illustration.  LINKS<a href="https://www.gretchenhalpert-distanceprogram.com/" target="_blank">Scientific Illustration Distance Program </a><a href="https://www.gnsi.org/" target="_blank">Guild of Natural Science Illustrators</a>
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Susan B. Inches, Storytelling and The Art of Advocacy

Environmental interpretation happens everywhere. On this podcast, you'll hear conversations with independent professionals who facilitate connections between people and the outdoors. Our guests work in diverse fields and take their own approach to environmental awareness and education. What they share in common is their commitment to nurturing the public's relationship with the outdoors and their status as independent professionals. Who are these professionals? What do they do? How do they contribute to lifelong learning in communities? 

Let's find out.