New science project aims to discover just how polluted our skies are One of the largest citizen science projects ever attempted One of the biggest ever citizen science projects needs volunteers from ...
Working in partnership with 18 organisations from across France and England, Preventing Plastic Pollution seeks to understand and reduce the impacts of plastic pollution in the marine environment. By ...
A new science-based metric has been produced by a range of public, private and scientific stakeholders that will enable businesses to conduct plastic leakage assessments to identify hotspot areas to ...
Sewage in our waterways has long been a major concern but, in Dorset, hundreds of volunteers are tackling a bigger, but lesser known, threat to our rivers. According to Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT), ...
WHY IT RATES: Monty Halls and the HX Foundation join forces to launch a groundbreaking citizen science initiative to tackle marine pollution. —Janeen Christoff, TravelPulse Managing Editor A ...
Researchers at the University of Toronto are working with colleagues in Canada and Aotearoa, the Māori name for New Zealand, to position Indigenous experts as leaders in figuring out ways to evaluate ...
International Dark-Sky Week runs from April 19 to 26, 2020. You can get involved by joining the Globe at Night project, which asks citizen scientists to measure the darkness of the sky near them.
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