Month: November 2020

CSA law and policy group: the Aarhus Convention and Citizen Science

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This is the recording from earlier this month from a meeting of the Citizen Science Association (CSA) meeting of the law and policy working group which was dedicated to Aarhus convention and its relevance to citizen science. The main speakers in the session were Lea Shanley, who co-chair the group, Anna Berti Suman (check her … Continue reading CSA law and policy group: the Aarhus Convention and Citizen Science →

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Aarhus convention, citizen science, citizen science association, CSA, Environmental information

CSA law and policy group: the Aarhus Convention and Citizen Science

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This is the recording from earlier this month from a meeting of the Citizen Science Association (CSA) meeting of the law and policy working group which was dedicated to Aarhus convention and its relevance to citizen science. The main speakers in the session were Lea Shanley, who co-chair the group, Anna Berti Suman (check her … Continue reading CSA law and policy group: the Aarhus Convention and Citizen Science →

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Aarhus convention, citizen science, citizen science association, CSA, Environmental information

New paper: Exploring factors associated with participation in citizen science among UK museum visitors aged 40–60

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The DITOs escalator was developed as part of the “Doing It Together Science” project and represent a conceptual framework that positions citizen science within the wider set of activities that we can consider as public engagement in science – from the act of reading an article about scientific discovery in a newspaper to developing your … Continue reading New paper: Exploring factors associated with participation in citizen science among UK museum visitors aged 40–60 →

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citizen science, DITOs, natural history museum, Papers, Science Museums

New paper: Exploring factors associated with participation in citizen science among UK museum visitors aged 40–60

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The DITOs escalator was developed as part of the “Doing It Together Science” project and represent a conceptual framework that positions citizen science within the wider set of activities that we can consider as public engagement in science – from the act of reading an article about scientific discovery in a newspaper to developing your … Continue reading New paper: Exploring factors associated with participation in citizen science among UK museum visitors aged 40–60 →

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citizen science, DITOs, natural history museum, Papers, Science Museums