Kyle van Houtan, Depravity, Injustice, and Restoration in Conservation Science @biologos
Kyle van Houtan, Depravity, Injustice, and Restoration in Conservation Science  @biologos
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Public outreach and science communication have become central goals in conservation science and policy. A key to effective science communication is having clear messages and using metaphor and story to relate to target audiences. In this presentation, I will locate the biblical themes of depravity, injustice, and restoration through my own research in plastic pollution, climate change, and coastal ecosystem restoration.
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Kyle van Houtan, Depravity, Injustice, and Restoration in Conservation Science

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