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Monitoring, quietly

September 15, 2014by Monica Peters Leave a comment

Monitoring carried out by community groups as a part of their restoration projects is an activity that just doesn’t receive a lot of attention. Might this change if proposed citizen […]

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Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Volunteer monitoring

Enhancing #Scientificliteracy

September 1, 2014by Monica Peters Leave a comment

Public engagement in science is a hot topic highlighted by the ‘Nation of Curious Minds’ project and the National Objectives Framework component of the Freshwater Reform package. For both, the […]

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Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Volunteer monitoring, Water quality

Getting Media Savvy – Sharing your science with the masses

August 12, 2014by Monica Peters 2 Comments

“There is increasing recognition of the broader social responsibility of scientists to engage with the wider public in meaningful ways” MBIE, 2014 Does this mean that scientists need to be […]

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Science communication

Curious minds – a new Government Strategy for Science in Society

July 31, 2014by Monica Peters 1 Comment

The opening page of newly developed National Strategic Plan for Science in Society states: “Science literacy is fundamentally important to the future of young New Zealanders”. I’d change that to […]

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Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Volunteer monitoring

Creepy-crawlies – Monitoring invertebrates

July 17, 2014by Monica Peters Leave a comment

A while ago a group of us (government agency and NGO staff, researchers as well as scientists) got together and discussed the need for a decision-tree to guide groups through […]

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Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Volunteer monitoring

Pulse

July 4, 2014by Monica Peters 1 Comment

“…the push to find more efficient means of doing your trapping so you don’t have to go out into the field quite so often, is that you are not going […]

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Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Predator/Pest Free, Volunteer monitoring

Preamble – from #ArtSchool to #PhD

June 22, 2014by Monica Peters 1 Comment

Understanding human relationships to the environment is the big picture. Inside is everything from my current PhD work right through to my imagery while at art school in the 90s. […]

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Art & Creativity, Community environmental restoration, Volunteer monitoring

Research Snapshot #3

June 10, 2014by Monica Peters Leave a comment

Grass-roots and responsive to local environmental issues; largely autonomous despite their dependence on project partners for goods and services; effective and resilient despite ongoing resourcing challenges. That’s a summary of […]

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Community environmental restoration, PhD Research 2013-2016, Volunteer monitoring

Conservation for the Greater Good

May 28, 2014by Monica Peters Leave a comment

In the last fortnight I’ve attended two community events that have brought environmental restoration groups together. In this age where there are so many channels for communication, what interests me […]

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Community environmental restoration

Transformation

May 8, 2014by Monica Peters Leave a comment

Where do community environmental groups fit into the increasingly talked about citizen science movement? With the vast scale and diverse nature of the international citizen science movement, three main models […]

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Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Volunteer monitoring

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My kaupapa is interpreting and understanding our environment and how we – as individuals and as a society interact with the natural world. Through my consultancy people+science I contract to NGOs and Government agencies, drawing on a broad skill set: biodiversity restoration, mixed method social research, project design and delivery, science communication and governance. A background in fine arts complements my science-based mahi and provides another avenue for exploring and decoding our surroundings.

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#CitSciNZ2018 #CitSciNZ Working Group 2016-2018 Art & Creativity Bioblitz Citizen science Citizen Science Assn. of Aotearoa NZ CitSci Think Tank Community environmental restoration Conferences, Symposia & Awards Cultural Journeys Environment & History Farming & Agriculture Indigenous culture(s) Island conservation Oral history PhD Research 2013-2016 Predator/Pest Free Science communication Te Ao Māori Uncategorized Understory Project 2025 Volunteer monitoring Water quality Wetlands Winston Churchill Memorial Trust 2019

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