As an Asian based non-profit representing Citizen Science in the world’s largest continent, CitizenScience.Asia is here to help if you are interested in participating but don’t know what to do. To …
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Here are a few things we hope you find interesting to follow up on. We strive to keep you informed as a partner on your citizen science journey. Contact us if there is anything you may be looking for that is not here!
Ten Asian Citizen Science Projects To Keep You Busy in Citizen Science Month
As an Asian based non-profit representing Citizen Science in the world’s largest continent, CitizenScience.Asia is here to help if you are interested in participating but don’t know what to do. To …
Empowering Through Knowledge: Bridging Worlds with Vivienne Byrd
In the heart of Malaysia, a transformative initiative has been unfurling, blending the rich worlds of libraries and citizen science into a vibrant tapestry of learning, discovery, and community engagement. …
Searching for Hong Kong’s Jellyfish
Jellyfish are a key species in marine ecosystems, although the extent of their occurrence and diversity is likely underestimated, particularly for biodiversity-rich locations such as Asia. The Hong Kong Jellyfish …
CitizenScience.Asia is now a UN Accredited NGO!
It’s a real privilege and pleasure to announce that CitizenScience.Asia is now a formally accredited NGO by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), which has also granted us observer status for …
It’s Official: Citizen Science goes Global!
Earlier this week, my colleagues and I had the pleasure of being part of a historical moment: the official formalisation of the Citizen Science Global Partnership (CSGP). CitizenScience.Asia is proud …
Publishing Citizen Science data on disease vectors
Citizen Scientists collect and share enormous amounts of data on invasive mosquitoes from the Mosquito Alert project as part of new series of papers sharing vector-borne diseases in the scientific …
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Steve Race MP 💙💛
1 days ago
Great to join local resident Robin and Mike from @Avaaz to do some #citizenscience testing the water in the River #Exe.
Not bad today, but the river is under pressure from sewage & agri pollution.
The upcoming Clean Water Bill will go further on cleaning up our waterways …💪
Dave Cornwell
2 days ago
#Earthquake recorded on the #RaspberryShake #CitizenScience seismic network. See what's shaking near you with the @raspishake #ShakeNet mobile app
Pudgy Cat
3 days ago
A plant vanished from the scientific record in 1967. 58 years later it turned up because a horticulturalist posted a photo online. Citizen science just pulled off a comeback story.
#Nature #Botany #CitizenScience
A Queensland shrub presumed extinct was found through photos, botanical expertise and a specimen. Why the local count is not the global population.
pudgycat.ioimpetus4cs
4 days ago
#citizenscience reading club
"When Data Meets Citizens" (Thuermer et al., 2024) finds that EU smart-city data projects rarely deliver on promised citizen benefits – and proposes "data justice plans" as a fix. 📄
…https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/data-and-policy/article/when-data-meets-citizens-an-investigation-of-citizen-engagement-in-datadriven-innovation-programmes/70E83BE85AD96F3A29CB8B905B81D4CC
#Citsci #data #policy #citizenengagement
Kanzaki Masami
4 days ago
茨城県の地震 M5.0
#Earthquake recorded on the #RaspberryShake #CitizenScience seismic network. See what's shaking near you with the @raspishake #ShakeNet mobile app
Nuria B.
5 days ago
Very happy to share our new article 'Public Involvement in Knowledge Production Through Citizen Science', with @eomalea and Rodrigo Lozano! Our aim was to examine how deeply citizens are involved in citizen science projects and how engagement varies across research field.
@ScIC
5 days ago
Citizen science turns noticing into participation. Students can document species, monitor habitats, collect local data, and contribute to a larger scientific picture from a creek, park, schoolyard, or city block.
#ScienceIsCool #CitizenScience
Henry Bemis
6 days ago
They buried their underpants. Then waited for the evidence.
Around 1,000 Swiss volunteers helped investigate soil life. Would you bury a pair for science?
* note – Not my actual pants !
#CitizenScience #pants #experiment
Taylor & Francis
6 days ago
A round-up of expert advice on fostering citizen science and public engagement in research
@rmqueen_OSU @MaggieInchley @RosEdwards2 @DrKAWilson @timeshighered
#ResearchImpact #SciComm #CitizenScience #PublicEngagement
Advice for fostering citizen science and public engagement in research
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