Science The Earth's community driven research project on cave dwelling microorganisms is now featured on the Channel 5 documentary titled Escaping The Grand Canyon with Nick Knowles. With the permission of Viacom, Science the Earth has made the entirety of the segment featuring the discussion on cave microbiology free to the public. The research discussed during the program was published by Ray Keeler and Brad Lusk in the Journal of Cave and Karst Studies - the official journal of the National Speleological Society.
The CEO of Science The Earth was featured on the American Association for the Advancement of Science's Sci-Mic stage during their 2026 conference in Phoenix, AZ! Bradley Lusk believes science belongs to everyone. From his early experiences in Title I classrooms to work in global science diplomacy, he emphasizes creativity, accessibility, and community. By combining rigorous science with storytelling, public art, and STEAM outreach, he brings science into everyday life. In this talk, Lusk shares innovative strategies to engage diverse audiences and make science more personal, inclusive, and participatory.
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