Scientific Consulting
Creature Cases – Netflix
Predators – Sky
BBC Natural History Unit
Does It Fart? webseries
Radio
Tooth and Claw (BBC World Service), Wild Inside (BBC Radio 4), The Power Of (BBC Radio 4), What the Duck! (ABC), BBC Inside Science (BBC Radio 4), CBC’s As it Happened, Scott Mills Daily (BBC Radio 1), Let’s Talk With Eamonn Holmes (Talk Radio), Science Friday (NPR), The Jo Good Show (BBC Radio London), Newstalk Ireland.
Podcasts
Endless Thread, Brains On!, The Science Pawdcast!, Terrible Lizards, Into the Wild, Fun Kids Science Weekly, Conservation Cast, Skype a Scientist Live, Marine Conservation Happy Hour, Women in Ecology and Evolution, Fascinating Nouns, Everything Under the Sun, By the Cover, Tumble Podcast, Animals to the Max, By The Cover, Fun Kids Science Weekly, Just the Zoo of Us
Articles
BBC Widlife Magazine – Are you serious? (December 2018 issue)
BBC Wildlife Magazine – How do African wild dogs hunt?
The Verge – The Last Jedi’s porgs may be a serious threat to the galaxy’s ecosystems
ScienceGrrl – Don’t shoot the messenger: the deeper problem behind the all-male Commons STC
ECOS – A dog’s life
New Nature Magazine – Unpaid Internships
Policy
Environmental Crime POSTnote
Event in parliament on environmental crime
Policy events at ZSL
Public consultation on Genetic technologies with the Royal Society
Talks and Outreach
Invited speaker at the Tetrapod Zoology convention
Nature Live! at the Natural History Museum
Meet the Scientist at Zoo Nights
Women in Science online lectures
Mentor for the ArtScience Prize at Ravensbourne College
Guest Blogs
Wild Science – Does it Fart – the book
Europe Section, SCB – Large mammals aren’t getting enough attention (for once)
Wild Science – A dog’s life: Using conservation technology to monitor African wild dogs
Living Alongside Wildlife – Bill Nye, Meet Science Twitter
London NERC DTP Blog – Reptile Highlights of Southern California
Social Media
Twitter – @DaniRabaiotti
Host of @Biotweeps
Host of @iamscicomm
#DoesItFart – this hashtag lead to wide public exposure, including in the Times, the Washington Post and on CBC for a collaborative spreadsheet logging data on animal flatulence. This lead to the publication of my book – ‘Does It Fart? The definitive guide to animal flatulence’
#BillMeetScienceTwitter – this hashtag encouraged scientists to introduce themselves and their work to Bill Nye, and lead to a slot showcasing a diverse range of scientists on Bill Nye Saves the World
#FakeGnus – this hashtag got media coverage in a number of outlets including BBC Wildlife
#ReviewForScience – This hashtag encouraged scientists to leave reviews of every day objects they use in their science. It gained widespread media coverage including by BBC Radio 4 and Live Science
I tweeted at Paris Hilton about Sloth Farts and people liked it a lot.
Dani Rabaiotti 