The ultimate goal of the WeObserve Challenge is to find new approaches and solutions to respond to environmental challenges through open citizen-science datasets, as well as to produce applications and services and showcase citizen science data for public benefit. The two winning individuals/teams will each be awarded €5,000 cash. In addition, the WeObserve team are organising a webinar on Tuesday 16 June at 15:00 CEST aiming to introduce the objectives of the challenge as well as the story of the citizen generated environmental datasets that are made available in the context of the challenge.
Special collection on citizen science in higher education published
Citizen Science: Theory and Practice journal has just released a new special collection on citizen science in Higher Education. This special collection explores the ways both online and field-based citizen science can be integrated in higher education as a tool for...
