Without significant adaptation and response to climate change and environmental destruction, human behaviour has the capacity to lead to our eventual demise. However, in our fast-paced media world, conservation messages and warnings are often ignored by the public, politicians and commercial concerns. This article proposes that long-form nonfiction narratives are an important communication tool for the dissemination of conservation science in the Anthropocene. Furthermore, it suggests that future-focused nature biographies have the capacity to present science in a way that is accessible to a non-specialist audience, evoking the necessary responsibilities and stewardship outside of scientific circles. This article compares biographical exemplars with the author’s practice-led research exploring the life of Malaysian biologist and tropical ecologist, Dr Wong Siew Te.

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非小说类人生故事叙事将保护传达给非专业观众的力量

如果没有对气候变化和环境破坏的重大适应和响应，人类行为就有能力导致我们最终灭亡。但是，在我们快节奏的媒体世界中，公众，政界人士和商业人士常常忽略了保护信息和警告。本文提出，长篇非小说叙事是人类世保护科学传播的重要交流工具。此外，它暗示着以未来为重点的自然传记有能力以非专业人士容易理解的方式介绍科学，从而在科学界之外唤起了必要的责任和管理。本文将传记样本与作者以实践为主导的研究相比较，探讨了马来西亚生物学家和热带生态学家的生活，