In this third CS Co-labs discussion session we will explore our learnings on how to support diversity, equity and inclusion by designing Citizen Science projects with equitable collaboration at the fo...

In Utrecht, around 65 volunteers are mapping an entire agricultural landscape. DAISY explores how citizen science, digital technology and governance can work together to turn landscape monitoring into...

Can a biodiversity app change how communities relate to nature? Through the Coventry-Warwickshire-Solihull City Nature Challenge, DAISY explores how digital citizen science, education and community en...

North Wales has emerged as a hotspot for some of the UK’s rarest and most striking grassland fungi, thanks to data from a citizen science fungi survey. Plantlife’s Waxcap Watch survey uncovered new re...

a new national research initiative is calling on volunteers to help strengthen our understanding of hawthorn resilience in a changing world.

Citizen science (CS) is a participatory mode of knowledge production, enabling non-scientific actors to contribute to and sometimes contest scientific agendas and interpretations, making it a way to b...

Navigate the map to explore thousands of seaweed sightings from across the UK. Every marker represents a seaweed observation. Pan and zoom to reveal more.

This research outlines the integration of machine learning, citizen science, environmental DNA (eDNA), and other emerging technologies to enhance marine biod...

Join us for the launch of CS Co-labs to hear what is on offer, meet the team and network with others using or interested in citizen science methods.

Our Transect Walkers help us to understand butterflies in their local area and, by extension, across the UK. They inspire people to better understand the butterflies that they see.

Camera traps generate large volumes of wildlife footage, but identifying animals to the individual level remains challenging and time-consuming. Using European pine martens in the Forest of Dean as a....

The Big Backyard BioBlitz initiative is calling on people to submit photos and videos of wildlife in Canada to help scientists understand the environment.

Aim Citizen science data are widely used to study species' distributions. Using butterfly observations from South-West England, we sought to better understand what shapes the spatial footprint of re...

This research outlines the integration of machine learning, citizen science, environmental DNA (eDNA), and other emerging technologies to enhance marine biod...

Nature Ecology & Evolution - Citizen science platforms must mitigate against the threat of generative AI

The Bat Conservation Trust was formed in 1990 as an umbrella organisation for the rapidly growing network of bat groups, providing support, training and advice.

PDF | On Jun 1, 2026, Chloe Chesney and others published Building Community Science Together | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

Join Biological Recording Coordinator Jo Higson for an online talk about TVERCs work

Background The human-induced loss of biodiversity demands innovative, resource efficient monitoring approaches, such as Citizen Science, to complement traditional biodiversity monitoring methods. BioB...

Join the Diptera team at the Natural History Museum for a beginner-friendly workshop introducing the identification of common fly families.