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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 … More

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

Engaging Local Communities in Conservation Research

The sun is getting low on the horizon, and after five long hours of hiking up and down the hilly … More

Congo-Brazzaville, Ecological Citizen Science, Empowerment, participation, Sapelli, wildlife

Problematic Porcupines and Elephantine Issues

I’ve never yet seen an elephant in the Congo rainforest, and to be honest it’s a little difficult at times … More

Congo-Brazzaville, human-wildlife conflict, participatory tools, Sapelli, wildlife

Strengthening community: PLOTS barn raising 2012

In the spirit of the barn raising tradition, in which people from a community get together to collectively erect a … More

balloon mapping, Civic Science, collaboration, data collection solutions, DIY, education, environmental monitoring, Grassroots Science, high quality data, Kite mapping, participatory tools, wildlife

iBats: Using smart phones and citizen networks to globally monitor bats – Kate Jones

Saturday 18th February Speaker: Kate Jones Topic: Ecological citizen science Website: http://www.ibats.org.uk/ Kate Jones of the Zoological Society for London and … More

biodiversity, Ecological Citizen Science, high quality data, participation, VGI, wildlife, Zoological Society of London

Mobile Citizen Science – David Aanensen & Tom Igoe

Friday 17th February Speaker: David Aanensen & Tom Igoe Website EpiCollect is a data collection tool that gives a generic … More

Android, Arduino, art, data collection solutions, DIY, sensing, Tom Igoe, wildlife

Recent posts

  • 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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