I’ve mentioned it a couple of times in some of my posts, participating in a citizen science program at-home. I also wrote about central Maine’s lack-of citizen science and environmental activism programs. I even started a new blog recently, called Green in Central Maine–hoping to create more opportunity for citizen science where I live.
But what exactly is citizen science? How did it first start? Can anyone do it? How can I get involved?
Read more about citizen science with this article I wrote for Helium: What is Citizen Science?
This post was last modified on February 10, 2013 2:21 pm
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