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5th Austrian #CitizenScience Conference – Borders, frontiers, #CitSci definitions & benefits

July 3, 2019by Monica Peters 6 Comments

The #oecsk2019 conference took place at the University of Innsbruck Alpine Research Station at the end of the road at 2000m asl in an archetypal landscape of mountains, snow drifts, […]

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Citizen science, Conferences & symposia, Policy, Science communication

Dunedin Citizen Science Working Group #1: Shaping #citsci Down South via Dynamic Discussion

November 2, 2016by Monica Peters Leave a comment

For this working group meeting (Oct 29), Alastair Cole (NZ Landcare Trust), and I met with our Dunedin-based colleague, Craig Simpson. The inaugural Dunedin working group for the ‘Citizen Science […]

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#CitSciNZ Working Group 2016-2018, Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Volunteer monitoring

3 Days of international citizen science in Berlin: perspectives from #ECSA2016

May 26, 2016by Monica Peters 2 Comments

I’ll start with praise for the European Citizen Science Association in bringing together ‘Innovation in Open Science, Society and Policy’, attended by over 300 people mainly from Europe and the […]

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Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Conferences & symposia, Indigenous culture(s), Science communication

#CitSci2015: An overview of the inaugural #CitizenScience Association conference

February 18, 2015by Monica Peters 2 Comments

Citizen Science 2015 marked the inaugural meeting of the Citizen Science Association from Feb 11- 12 in San Jose, California. Over 600 participants from 25 different countries converged to discuss […]

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Citizen science, Community environmental restoration, Conferences & symposia, 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

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Community-led biodiversity restoration, land use and citizen science are where my personal and professional interests overlap. As Director of people+science, I work on diverse projects, many of which sit at the interface between science and the public. I work in partnership with NGOs, science professionals, community members, and land managers. I draw on a broad set of skills including hands-on conservation, research, impact evaluation, governance, science communication and… fine arts. Although eclectic, together these form distinct, though overlapping lenses through which to interpret and understand our environment.

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