David, the environment and science correspondent for BBC News, has reported from locations as diverse as the Arctic, the Antarctic and the Amazon. In his coverage of climate change, he was the first journalist to report from Britain’s Antarctic base, and he has also made the most northerly television broadcast, just 600 miles for the North Pole. He reported live on the scourge of plastic waste in the Pacific Ocean, and witnessed the threat of rising sea-levels to the tiny island nation of Tuvalu.
Steve, a former BBC news reporter and journalist, will be holding free media training sessions in a private room off the exhibition floor to help industry professionals prepare for press, TV and radio interviews. He currently works as a freelance journalist for a variety of lifestyle titles, including Absolute London and Absolute Brighton. Filmed interviews will be conducted, followed by advice and feedback so participants can hone their skills. Steve will also be delivering a series of “masterclasses” on the basics of good media relations.
Organised by the Chartered Institute of Wastes Management and the Environmental Services Association, Futuresource 2009 is Europe’s major sustainability event held at ExCel London from June 9-11.
To discuss media relations and hot environmental topics with journalists contact info@sauceconsultancy.co.uk or to book a free media training session contact pat.jennings@ciwm.co.uk
By Liz Weafer
Tags: David Shukman, Futuresource 2009, Media relations, Steve Bustin






