This is a second invite to participate in a very brief online survey on "Communicating Science for Conservation of Marine Wildlife." The survey was designed to investigate attitudes and opinions of those involved in the marine wildlife field regarding how scientific results are applied in the conservation of marine wildlife. The results of the survey will be used to help improve the effectiveness of communications regarding marine wildlife conservation issues. All responses are anonymous unless you indicate that you are willing to be contacted to answer some follow-up questions. Thanks to all of you who have participated so far, the response rate has been great! The survey will close at the end of this month, and your participation would greatly contribute to the results. Notice of this survey has been posted on several marine wildlife-related listserves, including Coral-list (corals), C-TURTLE (sea turtles), Fish-Sci (fisheries), MARMAM (marine mammals), and seabird (seabirds and marine ornithology). Our apologies if you have received multiple copies of this email as a result of cross-postings. Link to survey (click below or copy and paste into your browser): http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=q0CKI_2blknAlFQNCj0Kl28Q_3d_3d Vicki Cornish (vcornish_at_oceanconservancy.org) Raychelle Daniel (rdaniel_at_oceanconservancy.org) Ocean Conservancy, Washington, DC USA 202-429-5609 www.oceanconservancy.org