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Tag Archives: Citizen science
Preparation time
This weekend, we’ll be (finally!) launching the call for our giant citizen science project (more on that here). Truly a mastodont of a project, and that is reflected in the numbers. I decided to look back at my time tracking … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium
Tagged Citizen science, CNidT, Ecology, Gardens, Nature, Outdoors, Science, Time tracking, Timeular
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The rollercoaster
The rollercoaster has left for the wildest ride of 2021! In a little bit over 2 weeks, we’ll do something crazy: we’re launching are massive citizen science project to measure heat and drought in over 5000 Flemish gardens, nature reserves … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium
Tagged Citizen science, Climate, climate change, CNidT, Ecology, Flanders, Gardens, Nature, Outdoors
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Climate impacts on your doorstep
Extreme weather events are all over the news in recent years, with intense floodings in Asia, fires raging through Australia, and record heatwaves melting the asphalt in Western-Europe. We are all starting to feel the impact of the changing climate … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, General
Tagged Citizen science, Climate, climate change, Flanders, Gardens, Global change, Global change ecology, Home, Science
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iNaturalist
Natural history – the science of nature observation – has taken a rocket into the 21st century, and I love it. The ‘rocket’ I am talking about is called iNaturalist, and it is an app that allows anybody in the … Continue reading
Posted in General, Science
Tagged App, Citizen science, iNaturalist, Nature, Plant photography, Plants, Science, Spring
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Smart bud(die)s
Smart bud(die)s, or Knappe k(n)oppen in Dutch, is a citizen science project initiated by our research group at the University of Antwerp (together with ReaGent). It is tailored towards high schools, and aims to provide them with a fun and … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, General
Tagged Belgium, Citizen science, climate change, Ecology, Forest, Global change, Nature, Science, Students, Teaching
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