WG6 Citizen science

This working group focuses on the Action deliverable which is to develop a “compendium of best practices of citizen science projects with an evolutionary focus”.

Historically, this group was part of WG5 “Scientists”

The WG met in Berlin in January 2020 where we carried out a very productive workshop- with two other COST Actions, Alien-CSI and the recently concluded Citizen Science COST Action, to identify strategies to promote scientific literacy in evolution using citizen science as a tool.

The meeting resulted in a very long document that is being revised by the editorial board and is intended to be soon submitted to a scientific journal.

 

WG6 Status

 

Tania Jenkins
Tania Jenkins

WG Leader
citizen science project leader, University of Geneva

tania.jenkins(at)gmail.com

Dule Misevic
Dule Misevic

WG Vice-Leader
Director of Research Affairs, Université de Paris, Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (CRI)

dusan.misevic@cri-paris.org

Editorial board
Editorial board

Miriam Brandt
Miriam Brandt

Head of Science Management
Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (IZW)

brandt (at) izw-berlin.de

Alexandra Magro
Alexandra Magro

Professor of Ecology and Ecology Education Laboratoire Evolution et Diversité Biologique, University of Toulouse Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Formation de l’Enseignement Agricole, Narbonne,

alexandra.magro (at) univ-tlse3.fr

Claire Narraway
Claire Narraway

Research Manager Urban Wildlife and Innovation

cnarraway(at)earthwatch.org.uk

Quentin Groom
Quentin Groom

Senior researcher
Meise Botanic Garden, MeiseBelgium

Quentin.groom(at)plantentuinmeise.be

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