A new research paper entitled “When It Rains, It Pours: Integrating Citizen Science Methods to Understand Resilience of Urban Green Spaces” was recently published. Researchers used citizen science methods to assess flood mitigation potential of urban green spaces in three European cities, namely Birmingham, London, and Chantilly (France). They found that involving citizen scientists in this research project was not only beneficial to the scientific community but also to local residents who could take actions to improve infiltration in their local areas. To access the paper please click here.
Resources for using citizen science in higher education, CSA Webinar, 10 August
Citizen science can be a great tool for engaging and teaching undergraduates, even if you only devote a small amount of time to it. You are invited to join leaders from across institutions and disciplines to explore the available resources for educators looking to...
