Worldwide, decision-makers and nongovernment organizations are increasing their use of citizen volunteers to enhance their ability to monitor and manage natural resources, track species at risk, and conserve protected areas. We reviewed the last 10 years of relevant citizen science literature for areas of consensus, divergence, and knowledge gaps. Different community-based monitoring (CBM) activities and governance structures were examined and contrasted. Literature was examined for evidence..
Citizen science—the involvement of volunteers in data collection, analysis and interpretation —simul...
Environmental protection as a movement is broadening to both invite and require the participation an...
Citizen science can broadly be defined as the involvement of volunteers in science. Over the past d...
Citizen observatories can be defined as socio-technical constellations designed to make people who a...
Citizen observatories can be defined as socio-technical constellations designed to make people who a...
Citizens have long contributed to scientific research about the environment through volunteer enviro...
Citizen science, or the use of volunteers for scientific projects, is becoming a popular way for age...
Environmental monitoring is essential for assessing the current state of the environment, measuring ...
Community based monitoring projects, often called citizen science, have been on the rise for the las...
Citizen science is an increasingly acknowledged approach applied in many scientific domains, and par...
Interest in citizen science is growing globally as environmental degradation continues, information ...
To meet collective obligations towards biodiversity conservation and monitoring, it is essential tha...
The growth of citizen science over the past decade is shown by the increasing number of references t...
AbstractTo meet collective obligations towards biodiversity conservation and monitoring, it is essen...
Global biodiversity monitoring is urgently needed across the world to assess the impacts of environm...
Citizen science—the involvement of volunteers in data collection, analysis and interpretation —simul...
Environmental protection as a movement is broadening to both invite and require the participation an...
Citizen science can broadly be defined as the involvement of volunteers in science. Over the past d...
Citizen observatories can be defined as socio-technical constellations designed to make people who a...
Citizen observatories can be defined as socio-technical constellations designed to make people who a...
Citizens have long contributed to scientific research about the environment through volunteer enviro...
Citizen science, or the use of volunteers for scientific projects, is becoming a popular way for age...
Environmental monitoring is essential for assessing the current state of the environment, measuring ...
Community based monitoring projects, often called citizen science, have been on the rise for the las...
Citizen science is an increasingly acknowledged approach applied in many scientific domains, and par...
Interest in citizen science is growing globally as environmental degradation continues, information ...
To meet collective obligations towards biodiversity conservation and monitoring, it is essential tha...
The growth of citizen science over the past decade is shown by the increasing number of references t...
AbstractTo meet collective obligations towards biodiversity conservation and monitoring, it is essen...
Global biodiversity monitoring is urgently needed across the world to assess the impacts of environm...
Citizen science—the involvement of volunteers in data collection, analysis and interpretation —simul...
Environmental protection as a movement is broadening to both invite and require the participation an...
Citizen science can broadly be defined as the involvement of volunteers in science. Over the past d...