A Citizen Science event in the Capital of Summer Tourism: Rimini
The UNIPV team landed in Rimini for a GuardIAS ‘marina open lab’, to inform on the issue of marine alien species spread by recreational boating. The event, hosted by the […]
Join GuardIAS through the iNaturalist project
A key component of GuardIAS monitoring efforts and citizen science involves leveraging iNaturalist, a nonprofit platform with almost 300 million biodiversity records and close to 200,000 active users (as of […]
What’s growing under your boat?: Marina events for boaters and marina personnel
One of the objectives of the HORIZON EU GuardIAS project is to involve societal actors to address challenges related to aquatic IAS. For this purpose, citizen science events in recreational […]
Social Performing Arts to Promote Citizen Science Regarding IAS and the Importance of Biodiversity in the River Ecosystems in Lombardy, Italy
BioArtBlitz is a novel concept of citizen science events developed within GuardIAS, which transforms classical field activities of Bioblitz with performing arts, to actively engage citizens in an emotional and […]
