Webinar on the Characteristics of Citizen Science

Muki Haklay · Susanne Hecker · Colombe Warin · Maike Weißpflug · Margaret M. Gold

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What is Citizen Science? What is not? Learn more about the characteristics of citizen science and why it is important to define them. On May 27th, 2020, ECSA and EU-Citizen.Science co-hosted a webinar about the recently published ‘Characteristics of citizen science’. This document, and the accompany notes, is the output of a community-based effort to outline what can be characterised as citizen science. Led by members of the working group that wrote this document, the webinar is an opportunity to learn more about its content, why defining characteristics of citizen science was necessary, and how it will benefit the field. WATCH THE WEBINAR RECORDING ONLINE We used the hashtag #CitSciWebinar to tweet about the webinar, and you can continue to use this after the event to share it and ask us questions. READ MORE Q & A FROM THE WEBINAR Speakers Colombe Warin, project advisor at the European Commission Muki Haklay, co-director at ExCiteS at University College London and vice-chair of ECSA Susanne Hecker, research associate at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, and a member of ECSA’s board of directors Maike Weißpflug, researcher at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin Mediator Margaret Gold, project officer for ECSA

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