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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!

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!

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📢 We need your help to record Dartford Warbler for the Heathland Birds Survey. Find a priority survey site near you by visiting the link in our bio.

Surveys for Dartford Warbler have started so we’re looking for volunteers to fill survey gaps, especially for sites in Dorset, Devon, Cornwall, Wiltshire and Wales. Can you help and share with the birding community in your area? We’re also looking for volunteers to monitor Woodlark and Nightjar.

The survey will help determine the current status of key species across the UK and Channel Islands, and is run in partnership with RSPB and funded by Natural England.

Help monitor birds near you by surveying a site in your local area ➡️ just follow the link in our bio to the survey and scroll down to the map showing vacant survey squares. Thank you!

📷 Dartford Warbler by Philip Croft/BTO

#CitizenScience #Ornithology #BTOScience #ConservationScience #ConservationVolunteer #BirdSurvey #HeathlandBirds #Birding

"How many sticks does a female superb lyrebird (Menura novaehollandiae) use to make her nest? Hundreds! I know this because I’ve observed a lyrebird make and use her nest for several months. I did it out of personal interest and recorded my observations on the global citizen science database, iNaturalist.

iNaturalist was formed in the US by the California Academy of Sciences and the National Geographic Society. People contribute to the database by recording species they’ve observed in nature, helping scientists, resource managers and others to better understand a region’s biodiversity. Observations can be made by anyone, not just trained naturalists. The observation is then reviewed and verified by the iNaturalist community.

iNaturalist Australia is linked with CSIRO’s Atlas of Living Australia, granting it considerable scientific credibility. According to its website, 109,000 citizen scientists across Australia have recorded 9.9 million observations of 60,000 species, and those numbers are growing every day. I’ve been contributing to iNaturalist Australia for several years and have recorded more than 10,000 observations of more than 2000 species. Most of them have been on the far South Coast of New South Wales and contribute to an iNaturalist sub-project named the Atlas of Life in the Coastal Wilderness." – Matthew Higgins

Have you ever participated in citizen science? Let us know in the comments below!

#ausgeo #citizenscience #seeaustralia #inaturalist #weekendread

Arte y ciencia: dos formas de mirar, un mismo propósito

Hoy queremos plantearos una pregunta: ¿te identificas más con un enfoque artístico o científico?

Tanto el arte como la ciencia nos ayudan a comprender y expresar el mundo que nos rodea.

Compartimos estas imágenes de Enric Gener (27mm_photo ), donde se observa una misma especie desde dos perspectivas distintas. Una enfatiza la estética, la composición y el juego de luces y sombras. La otra destaca los detalles anatómicos, la morfología y la información que nos puede aportar para fines científicos.

Ambos enfoques son valiosos.

La fotografía puede ser una herramienta poderosa para la divulgación científica, ayudando a documentar especies, ecosistemas y comportamientos. Al mismo tiempo, también puede generar impacto visual y emocionar a quienes la observan.

📸 Sea cual sea tu manera de mirar, tu fotografía puede contribuir al conocimiento y la conservación.

#Cienciaciudadanamarina #cienciaciudadana
#citizenscience #ciènciaciutadana #fotosubmarina
#fotografiasubmarina #fotografiasubmarinas #buceo
#scuba #scubadiving #submarinisme #submarinismo
#scientificdiving #mediterraneo #mediterranean
#mediterrani #Atlantico #Atlantic
#concienciaciudadana #observadoresdelmar
#obsdelmar #scubadive #scubadiver #scubalife
#scubapro #Calendarioderetos

Join the world’s largest underwater citizen science movement and make every dive count! Through the Dive Against Debris course, you’ll gain the skills to actively participate in marine conservation by conducting regular underwater cleanups. 🙌

Be part of the solution! Every piece of debris removed brings us one step closer to a cleaner, healthier ocean. 💙

📲 Take action today! Click the link in our bio to learn more.

#PADI #DiveAgainstDebris #SaveTheOcean #CitizenScience #MakeEveryDiveCount #OceanConservation

Asia Nature Challenge 2024: Discover the Impact of Citizen Science: Why and How to Join ANC

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