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Green spaces and citizen science

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Green spaces and citizen science

The working group aims to share existing practices of citizen science in Green spaces (with focus on urban areas). Our aim is to understand the various dimensions on how Green spaces (e.g. Botanical gardens) develop and integrate citizen science approaches and how those contribute (can contribute) in achieving Sustainable Development Goals.

Chairs

Chair

Baiba Prūse

Athena Institute, VU University Amsterdam

Co-chairs

Vito Emanuele Cambria, Stefano Martellos, Sofie Meeus

Working group
members

  • Nienke Beets
  • Rebecca Gosling
  • Teije Terhorst
  • Fabio Attorre
  • António Gouveia
  • Michael Kiehn
  • Giulia Mattalia
  • Rita Campos
  • Anneleen Kool
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Activity plan

“We would like to promote the connection of people with scientific research by moving forward the citizen science activities in the green spaces and botanic gardens of our cities“
[Vito Emanuele Cambria, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy]

“We are eager to discuss the potential of green spaces and particularly botanical gardens when it comes to citizen science including but not limited to local ecological knowledge!”
[Baiba Pruse, Athena Institute Vrije Universiteit, the Netherlands]

How to get involved

This working group only makes sense if it is a relevant forum for what our members want to do – please make it so! The chairs and ECSA headquarters will do our best to support you.

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Reach out to: b.pruse@vu.nl for more details.