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New on the SPOTTERON Platform: ClimateWatch - a Citizen Science App for Climate Research

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The impacts of climate change are accelerating. Greenhouse gas concentrations drive global temperatures towards increasingly dangerous levels. A warming planet earth means rising sea levels, increased frequency and intensity of weather events, like fires, floods, cyclones, droughts, ocean acidification, and species loss. These are putting our health, livelihoods, food security, freshwater supply and economic growth at risk. It is time to take action on Climate Change and participate.

Tuesday, 20 April 2021

Spot-A-Bee, the Citizen Science App about bees and plants in cities, is now also available in Welsh. Croeso!

Agnes SPOTTERON

Citizen Science Apps

We're delighted to announce that the Spot-A-Bee Citizen Science app is now available to Welsh speakers! The project aims to determine which plants, flowers, and trees in cities and urban areas benefit our most popular pollinators: the bees.

Wednesday, 27 January 2021

Green Growth Forests - A new Citizen Science App on the SPOTTERON platform

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Citizen Science Apps

Green Growth Forests is another new app on the SPOTTERON citizen science platform and the first project from South America!

Wednesday, 19 August 2020

New on the SPOTTERON Citizen Science Platform: Spot-A-Bee

Agnes SPOTTERON

Citizen Science Apps

Spot-A-Bee, a new app by The University of Glasgow and the Cardiff University aims to find out which plants in urban areas are especially bee-friendly and help bee populations thrive.

Tuesday, 07 July 2020

Introducing the Citizen Science Apps: Nature's Calender ZAMG

Agnes SPOTTERON

Citizen Science Apps

In this blog series we would like to introduce all our apps and give you an overview of the diverse world of Citizen Science and its possibilities. Our first one is the "Naturkalender" (Nature's Calender).

Wednesday, 28 August 2019