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Embracing biological and cultural diversity: An interview with Dr Jerome Lewis

To read the the full interview with Dr Jerome Lewis from the Extreme Citizen Science group visit here

ECSAnVis, ERC

Who gets to call the water “safe” – Spilling the Truth Workshop (7 October 2026)

by Jakleen Al-Dalal’a For someone checking a storm overflow map before a swim, the question may seem straightforward: is it…

adventure, environment, nature, news, travel

What a Storm Overflow Alert Leaves Unsaid – Spilling The Truth Workshops (14 and 24 September 2026)

by Jakleen Al-Dalal’a When an overflow map reports that a discharge has stopped, what does that tell someone standing beside…

climate change, environment, nature, sustainability, travel

Five communities around Lobeke National Park set up and mapping!

Since the last post we’ve conducted two fieldwork trips to Lobeke National Park. Fair to say it’s pretty out of…

Citizen science, climate change, environment, environmental monitoring, nature, participation, Sapelli, travel, wildlife

Spilling the Truth: Rethinking River Lea’s Storm Overflow Crisis Maps

by Jakleen Al-Dalal’a and Artemis Skarlatidou When a combined sewer overflow releases sewage into a river, how do people actually…

climate change, environment, nature, water

Report on the 2nd Citizen Science Africa Conference

I recently attended the 2nd Citizen Science Africa Conference, held on 2 – 3 July 2026 at the University of…

Citizen science, Citizen Science Africa, climate change, conference, education, environment, news, Technology

Rethinking Crisis through the Humanities – Reflections from Paris

This week we had the opportunity to attend the “Living with Permacrisis: Care, Responsibility, Agency and Art” conference organised by…

Citizen science, crisis, environment, maps, Technology

Stories from the River Lea: community voices shaping understanding of environmental change 

Environmental crises are often monitored through technical indicators, datasets, and institutional reporting. Yet they are also lived, sensed, and negotiated…

#dirtywater, community mapping, crisis, environment, London, participatory mapping, pollution, river lea, storm overflow releases

Participatory mapping, led by students and experts from across Central Africa

by Simon Hoyte The ambition of Extreme Citizen Science and our mapping tool Sapelli has always been to co-develop projects…

Citizen science, climate change, conservation, environment, news, participation, Sapelli, sustainability, workshop

IN.FOR.BIO – our new 6-year One Health project

By Simon Hoyte & Jerome Lewis The world is waking up to the deep connection between human, animal, plant, and…

biodiversity, Citizen science, climate change, environment, environmental monitoring, nature, Sapelli, sustainability

Indigenous floor maps and many names for ice: ICA Vancouver 2025

by Timothie Biggs Here are a few highlights from the 32nd International Cartographic Association (ICA) 2025 Conference in Vancouver, British…

canada, Citizen science, Indigenous, maps, participation

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  • Who gets to call the water “safe” – Spilling the Truth Workshop (7 October 2026) November 3, 2026
  • What a Storm Overflow Alert Leaves Unsaid – Spilling The Truth Workshops (14 and 24 September 2026) November 3, 2026
  • Five communities around Lobeke National Park set up and mapping! October 27, 2026
  • Spilling the Truth: Rethinking River Lea’s Storm Overflow Crisis Maps September 16, 2026
  • Report on the 2nd Citizen Science Africa Conference September 1, 2026
  • Rethinking Crisis through the Humanities – Reflections from Paris May 9, 2026
  • Stories from the River Lea: community voices shaping understanding of environmental change  March 5, 2026
  • Participatory mapping, led by students and experts from across Central Africa February 25, 2026
  • IN.FOR.BIO – our new 6-year One Health project December 18, 2025
  • Indigenous floor maps and many names for ice: ICA Vancouver 2025 November 5, 2025

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