Citizen science has become a widely used approach in water quality studies. Although there
are literature reviews about citizen science and water quality assessments, an overview of …

Abstract The United Nations has called for increased public participation in scientific
research, to benefit professionals, the public and the planet. Citizen science has been …

Citizen science (CS) may be described as research carried out by members of the public
with the aim of gathering scientific information for the purpose of aiding in scientific projects …

Community-based monitoring (CBM) programs are increasingly popular models of
environmental governance around the world. Accordingly, a handful of review papers have …

Abstract The United Nations acknowledges that action in one of the 17 Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) will impact outcomes in others and that development should …

As the Arctic and its rivers continue to warm, a better understanding of the possible future
impacts on people would benefit from close partnership with Indigenous communities and …

While community-based monitoring (CBM) can support meaningful participation of the public
in environmental decision-making, it remains unclear if and how CBM can support western …

Given the importance of the issue of scientific objectivity in our democratic societies and the
significant development of citizen science, it is crucial to investigate how citizen science may …

Issues relating to Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) have been established as a key and
fundamental tool for the successful implementation of projects regardless of the industry …

Citizen science has potential to provide multiple benefits to participants and the professional
scientific community, and those benefits can be realized if citizen science projects are …