Our colleague Marius Oesterheld is going to give a short presentation at the online event organised by Bürger schaffen Wissen on 25 February, 12:00-13:00 CET. Citizen Science projects and initiatives are enriching the European landscape – both on a national and European level. But which structures and EU projects initiate citizen science activities? What exactly do these initiatives do and what do they have to offer for national, regional and local citizen science projects? During this digital lunch break, ECSA, the European Citizen Science Association, and two EU projects, EU-Citizen.Science and CS Track, will introduce their activities and events in three short keynote speeches. Please note that the event will be in German. More information about it can be found here.
Final face to face partner meeting at the Dead Sea
Mofet hosted a busy final face to face project meeting over the last 3 days at the Dead Sea. This meeting comes at a critical time in the life of the project when all of the scientific work comes together to inform policy recommendations. It was a really useful...
