Best moving visualization: Lee Feinman, “Chemistry of the climate lesson 1”

Lee's bite-sized video used a casual style reminiscent of Khan Academy and included relatable metaphors to make the topic approachable for a non-scientist audience.

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Best infographic or illustration: Ethan Carr and Rebecca Wilson, “10 indisputable facts for understanding climate change”

Ethan's infographic takes an effective approach to breaking down a complex topic by clearly linking one idea to the next and using minimal jargon.

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Best static data visualization: Matt Druckenmiller, “Utqiagvik ice trails - Spring 2025”

Matt’s map, targeted to hunters and search and rescue teams in Utqiagvik, Alaska, shows how scientific data can be a valuable resource to local communities.