Citizen scientists play an increasingly important role in biodiversity monitoring. Most of the
data, however, are unstructured—collected by diverse methods that are not documented …

Worldwide, citizen scientists help to map the distribution of native and introduced mosquito
species in a variety of programs, contributing to environmental research and management …

The citizen science landscape in Germany offers an enormous range for participation. More
than 170 projects currently present themselves on the national citizen science platform. In …

Simple Summary The protection of pollinating insects depends on public support. Citizen
science (CS) is frequently discussed as a way to promote interest and conservation action …

Within the citizen science project “Flowering meadows for Saxonian butterflies”, more than
640 meadows are partially and at maximum three times annually mowed in order to change …

Simple Summary Road lighting is a service provided at night, mainly to ensure the secure
and safe passage of humans. However, lighting at night can have adverse effects on insects …

Citizen science is known for increasing the geographic, spatial, and temporal scale from
which scientists can gather data. It is championed for its potential to provide experiential …

The long-term sustainability of the African Great Lakes is strongly connected to the
management and monitoring of their coastal areas. Yet, the communities that live in these …

Although citizen science (CS) has proven to be a powerful tool to detect man-made
biodiversity loss, existing CS monitoring programs are highly biased towards …

The relevance of the study of volunteer activity in Kyrgyz society is due to the
epistemological need for a comprehensive understanding of this sphere of human activity at …