Dr Paul Harvey

Science That’s

Interesting

I’ve chased environmental mysteries, interviewed remarkable minds and led teams through complex decisions. Somewhere between the fieldwork and the microphone, I learnt how to find the spark in a complicated story.

My passion is science and the environment, let me share that passion with you.

A curiosity that gets around

A curiosity that gets around

My curiosity has a habit of becoming a book, a podcast or a story. I’m the author of the Amazon #1 bestseller The Plasticology Project®, alongside children’s books Today I Planted a Tree and Why Dogs Are Called Dogs, co-authored with Lumbani Mvula.

Behind the microphone, I host Burundi to Gombe, featuring Dr Jane Goodall, and created Science That’s Actually Interesting. My journalism has appeared in publications including Mongabay News, The Courier Mail, The Daily Telegraph and The Australian, with media appearances across ABC, BBC, Al Jazeera English and Channel 7 Sunrise.

Different formats, driven by the same fascination: finding something worth paying attention to and bringing other people into the story.

Speaking

Award-winning keynote speaker helping leaders, organisations and experts communicate with greater clarity, capture attention and turn complex ideas into lasting influence.

Strategic Communication

Strategic communication expert helping organisations transform complex information into clear, engaging messages that capture attention, build trust and inspire action.

Workshops

Practical strategic communication training that equips leaders, teams and technical experts with the skills to communicate clearly, engage audiences and create lasting impact.