More Tips for Your Presentation - A Review

Here is what I covered last week regarding how you should structure your talk:

• Present to the class as if you were speaking to a panel that must decide whether to regulate your species in Massachusetts. Be clear, be concise, be informative.
  
  
• Your talk, which can be no longer than 10 minutes, should include the following:
• About the species: pictures, history, distribution
• Assess the threat: Should your species be regulated? Eradicated? Ignored? Explain why or why not.

As always, this is a guide, not a mandatory structure. It is up to you to use what you've learned in class to determine what is important to say.