1,365 people took part including groups from 63 organisations.
Rise in Plastic Nurdle Pollution Recorded in 2022
Citizen Scientists Helping To Explore The Moon
The public and schools are also invited to use lunar images to identify features and plot a journey for a rover
Risso’s Dolphins: Enhancing Our Understanding Through Citizen Science
“Risso’s dolphins are predominantly deep water lovers and are therefore relatively unstudied” Image shows Risso’s dolphin spy-hopping credit Colin Bird
Big Seaweed Search : Stronsay
Events for Stronsay Climate Festival
Introduction to Marine Citizen Science: Stronsay
Events in Stronsay for the Climate Festival
Citizen Science Festival Events: Stronsay
workshops and events in Stronsay for the Citizen Science Festival
Take Part in the Big Butterfly Count
This year’s Big Butterfly Count runs from the 15th July to the 7th August.
Help Monitor The Ring of Brodgar With Your Photos
Monument Monitor is a citizen science project – visitors are asked to send in their images of the Ring of Brodgar and other sites across Scotland.
Protecting Bumblebees: The Importance of Citizen Science
“Bumblebees are mostly threatened by loss and degradation of nesting and feeding habitat.” Richard Comont, Science Manager at the Bumblebee Conservation Trust
Greening Our Urban Spaces
A citizen science project by the University of Sussex has found that urban growers in Brighton and Hove were able to harvest 1kg of insect-pollinated fruit and vegetables per one metre square.
