Can nameall theglobalprioritiesCan makea theoryof changeManage acollaborativeprojectHas 3 ormore firstauthorjournalpublicationsPublishedan op-edHas beento a SNAPmeetingGave anon-camerainterviewCan explaintheirresearch intwo minutesHave beenquoted in anewspaperarticleGive at least3 academicpresentationsa yearHas a storyofconservationimpactKnows atleast twopeople onthe ScienceCabinetHasworkedwith policymakersExcitedabouttheirprojectRead CoolGreenSciencedailyKnows thedefinitionof thoughtleaderParticipatedin a donortripExcitedaboutConservationby DesignRefreshIs excitedabout thisweekIs part of acommunityof practiceBlogregularlyWorked atTNC forover 5yearsHas aTwitteraccountWorks withdiverseknowledgesourcesCan nameall theglobalprioritiesCan makea theoryof changeManage acollaborativeprojectHas 3 ormore firstauthorjournalpublicationsPublishedan op-edHas beento a SNAPmeetingGave anon-camerainterviewCan explaintheirresearch intwo minutesHave beenquoted in anewspaperarticleGive at least3 academicpresentationsa yearHas a storyofconservationimpactKnows atleast twopeople onthe ScienceCabinetHasworkedwith policymakersExcitedabouttheirprojectRead CoolGreenSciencedailyKnows thedefinitionof thoughtleaderParticipatedin a donortripExcitedaboutConservationby DesignRefreshIs excitedabout thisweekIs part of acommunityof practiceBlogregularlyWorked atTNC forover 5yearsHas aTwitteraccountWorks withdiverseknowledgesources

Science Impact Project Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Can name all the global priorities
  2. Can make a theory of change
  3. Manage a collaborative project
  4. Has 3 or more first author journal publications
  5. Published an op-ed
  6. Has been to a SNAP meeting
  7. Gave an on-camera interview
  8. Can explain their research in two minutes
  9. Have been quoted in a newspaper article
  10. Give at least 3 academic presentations a year
  11. Has a story of conservation impact
  12. Knows at least two people on the Science Cabinet
  13. Has worked with policy makers
  14. Excited about their project
  15. Read Cool Green Science daily
  16. Knows the definition of thought leader
  17. Participated in a donor trip
  18. Excited about Conservation by Design Refresh
  19. Is excited about this week
  20. Is part of a community of practice
  21. Blog regularly
  22. Worked at TNC for over 5 years
  23. Has a Twitter account
  24. Works with diverse knowledge sources