Co-created citizen science offers practical tools for implementing science communication
theories by increasing public participation in scientific research, empowering communities …

Academic and non-academic societal actors alike are seeking to optimize the ways in which
scientific research may contribute to sustainable development, for which a diverse range of …

Understanding the motivations and benefits of citizen science (CS) participants is critical to
the success of environmental science projects that rely on data collection from engaged …

Addressing environmental issues in policy making requires recognising these issues as part
of a complex socio-ecological system. The evidence base for such policies and associated …

'Citizen sensing', the practice in which grassroots actors use sensor technology for
environmental monitoring, is increasingly entering the debate around environmental risk …

Early detection of new tree pests and diseases is a vital element of national strategies to
prevent their establishment and spread into a country or region, based on the rationale that it …

In this paper, we lean on experiences from South Africa as a point of departure for
discussing the unrealized potentials and complications of applying collaborative …

This article focusses on the issue of unitary governance being adopted in nonprofit sport
governance networks. In many federated countries, the notion of unitary sport governance is …

This theoretical paper proposes a framework for how citizen science can be adapted to
organizational contexts. Using an “input, process, output” approach, this model proposes …

Globally, environmental crises are at a critical point. Findings from scientific research are
crucial to understand these issues and to inform new policies to address them. Yet the …