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Rajaram Prajapati in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Jul 18, 2018

What flooded Bhaktapur?

Rajaram Prajapati, Bhesh Raj Thapa and Rocky Talchabhadel

Alex Ip in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

May 17, 2018

Like Pokemon, but in Real Life

A first person account of the City Nature Challenge in Hong Kong

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Emu Miyashita in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Apr 15, 2019

What is SAFECAST

By Azby Brown, Lead Researcher, SAFECAST

Safecast is a non-ideological, non-profit, volunteer-based organization created in the days immediately following the start of the Fukushima disaster in March 11, 2011. Initially the group sought to aggregate available radiation…

Scott C Edmunds in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Jun 10, 2020

Marine Biodiversity and Conservation in Hong Kong

Smriti Safaya in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Apr 10, 2020

A case of a variety of Hong Kong moths in Dr. Roger Kendrick’s collection with tags showing information about each specimen.

Citizen Science, Curiosity and Conservation with “iNaturalist” in Hong Kong

Emu Miyashita in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Apr 20, 2018

Excerpts of an Interview about buergerschaffenwissen.de

The Online Platform for German Citizen Science…

CitizenScience.Asia in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Apr 18, 2019

Using Citizen Science for Community Empowerment and beyond: The Case of Kelab Alami

Caroline K. Williams in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Mar 30, 2019

The Importance of Regional Citizen Science Organizations

Mendel in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Apr 13, 2019

Happy Citizen Science Day!

As a co-founder of CitizenScience.Asia, it has been an interesting journey…

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Emu Miyashita in The CitizenScience.Asia Journal

Apr 10, 2019

Citizen Science Meetup in Tokyo

On the 24th of March 2019, a Citizen Science(CS) event “Mizu, Mapping, Micro: Citizen Science in Japan…

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