CitizenScience.Asia - Building Connections, Capacity, Conversations

Welcome to the CitizenScience.Asia portal.

Here are a few things we hope you find interesting to follow up on. We strive to keep you informed as a partner on your citizen science journey. Contact us if there is anything you may be looking for that is not here!

Ten Asian Citizen Science Projects To Keep You Busy in Citizen Science Month

As an Asian based non-profit representing Citizen Science in the world’s largest continent, CitizenScience.Asia is here to help if you are interested in participating but don’t know what to do. To …

Empowering Through Knowledge: Bridging Worlds with Vivienne Byrd

In the heart of Malaysia, a transformative initiative has been unfurling, blending the rich worlds of libraries and citizen science into a vibrant tapestry of learning, discovery, and community engagement. …

Searching for Hong Kong’s Jellyfish

Jellyfish are a key species in marine ecosystems, although the extent of their occurrence and diversity is likely underestimated, particularly for biodiversity-rich locations such as Asia. The Hong Kong Jellyfish …

CitizenScience.Asia is now a UN Accredited NGO!

It’s a real privilege and pleasure to announce that CitizenScience.Asia is now a formally accredited NGO by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), which has also granted us observer status for …

It’s Official: Citizen Science goes Global!

Earlier this week, my colleagues and I had the pleasure of being part of a historical moment: the official formalisation of the Citizen Science Global Partnership (CSGP). CitizenScience.Asia is proud …

Publishing Citizen Science data on disease vectors

Citizen Scientists collect and share enormous amounts of data on invasive mosquitoes from the Mosquito Alert project as part of new series of papers sharing vector-borne diseases in the scientific …

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The 214th Sunday Bird walk was conducted at Nandankanan with 25 participants where 44 species of birds were spotted 311 in number. A morning filled with chirps, learning, and appreciation for nature’s winged wonders. #citizenscience @PCCFWL_Odisha @ForestDeptt @CZA_Delhi

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