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Workshop report: Maximising the benefits from Citizen Science for monitoring the environment
Video: Evaluating a citizen science project
News
Workshop: Non - stationarity and flooding: from statistical models to flood risk management
A meeting to discuss the technical, practical, scientific and risk management implications of applying non-stationary statistical models to flood event data
Report from UKEOF Monitoring and Modelling Webinar
We held a webinar in July 2018 to share the findings from our earlier monitoring and modelling workshop.
Bringing monitoring & modelling communities together
Over 30 delegates attended our Monitoring & Modelling workshop in March 2018.
UKEOF Monitoring & Modelling Workshop
The UK Environmental Observation Framework are co-ordinating a workshop on Monitoring and Modelling that will take place in Birmingham on 7th March 2018).
Maximising the benefits from citizen science
This UKEOF workshop brought together citizen science practitioners from across the UK to discuss the role of environmental citizen science in the public sector.
Welcome to new UKEOF member, the Office National Statistics
We are delighted to welcome a new member to UKEOF.
Help shape the future of UKEOF
Please complete a short online survey to help us shape the future of UKEOF
Blog post on what motivates people to get involved in citizen science
Dr Hilary Geoghegan (University of Reading), who led a UKEOF-commissioned report on motivations for citizen science, blogs about why people get involved in citizen science
UKEOF-funded study reveals the global growth of ecological and environmental citizen science is fuelled by new technology
Scientists at the UK-based Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH) and the Natural History Museum, London have revealed the diversity of ecological and environmental citizen science for the first time and showed that the changing face of citizen science around the world is being fuelled by advances in new technology.
UKEOF Secretariat moves to CEH
The UKEOF Secretariat is now hosted by the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH).