Create Your Conservation Movement!
Brooke Tully | Behavior Change Marketer
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We need more people to do more things to protect the planet. Yet, we regularly struggle with how to communicate our initiatives and calls-to-action in a way that truly engages our audiences. And it's frustrating when those messages don't get through and produce results. Here we will explore key communication strategies needed to activate interest among your community and grow your conservation movements. These strategies are based on behavioral insights and work together to overcome many of the psychological barriers to behavior change, such as status quo bias, choice overload, loss aversion, and hassle factors. We will not only look at why certain motivators work to mobilize action more than others but will also provide practical examples for applying best practices right away.
About the Speaker
Brooke Tully helps conservationists use behavioral insights and communication strategies to motivate audiences to take action and change behaviors. She does this by bringing together best practices from her work in commercial advertising, insights from the behavioral and social sciences, and her first-hand experience implementing conservation programs. Brooke spent the first decade of her career working in ad agencies, such as Ogilvy, helping clients reach target audiences to build brand awareness, change preferences, and sell products. In 2007, she joined the NGO Rare where she designed and implemented behavior change campaigns that inspired local communities in Mongolia, Thailand, Laos, and The Philippines to adopt more sustainable fishing and hunting behaviors. Operating independently since 2016, Brooke offers online courses, training workshops, and consulting services that provide practical steps for designing communication and outreach plans that create conservation movements.
