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Geoscience communication is becoming increasingly important as climate changeincreases the occurrence of natural hazards around the world. Fewgeoscientists are trained in effective science communication, and awarenessof the formal science communication literature is also low. This can bechallenging when interacting with journalists on a powerful medium like TV.To provide geoscience communicators with background knowledge on effectivescience communication on television, we reviewed relevant theory in thecontext of geosciences and discuss six major themes: scientist motivation,target audience, narratives and storytelling, jargon and informationtransfer, relationship between scientists and journalists, and stereotypes ofscientists on TV. We illustrate each theme with a case study of geoscienceson TV and discuss relevant science communication literature. We thenhighlight how this literature applies to the geosciences and identifyknowledge gaps related to science communication in the geosciences. As TVoffers a unique opportunity to reach many viewers, we hope this review cannot only positively contribute to effective geoscience communication but alsoto the wider geoscience debate in society

Geoscience on television: a review of science communication literature in the context of geosciences