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Citizen Science for Coastal and Marine Conservation |
John A. Cigliano; Heidi L. Ballard
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Citizen Science for Coastal and Marine Conservation
Defining the baseline and tracking change in seabird populations
Authors

Julia K. Parrish; Kate Litle; Jane Dolliver; Todd Hass; Hillary K. Burgess; Erika Frost; Charlie W. Wright; Timothy Jones

ARI Id

1665891100763_14060077

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

19-38

DOI

10.4324/9781315638966-2

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Introduction
1-16
The promise of and the need for citizen science for coastal and marine conservation
John A. Cigliano; Heidi L. Ballard
3-16
The practice of coastal and marine citizen science for conservation
17-194
Defining the baseline and tracking change in seabird populations
Julia K. Parrish; Kate Litle; Jane Dolliver; Todd Hass; Hillary K. Burgess; Erika Frost; Charlie W. Wright; Timothy Jones
19-38
Using citizen science to address conservation issues related to climate change and coastal systems
Jenny A. Cousins; Mark Huxham; Debbie Winton
39-58
Citizen sentinels
Jack Sewell; Jon Parr
59-76
Using citizen science to study the impact of vessel traffic on marine mammal populations
Lei Lani Stelle
77-103
Marine litter – bringing together citizen scientists from around the world
Martin Thiel; Sunwook Hong; Jenna R. Jambeck; Magdalena Gatta-Rosemary; Daniela Honorato-Zimmer; Tim Kiessling; Katrin Knickmeier; Katrin Kruse
104-131
Using citizen science to inform ocean and coastal resource management
Ryan Meyer; Erin Meyer; Leila Sievanen; Amy Freitag
132-152
Engagement in marine conservation through citizen science
Jane E. Disney; Emma L. Fox; Anna Farrell; Carrie LeDuc; Duncan Bailey
153-177
Citizen science and marine policy
Bryony L. Townhill; Kieran Hyder
178-194
The people and perspectives of coastal and marine citizen science: diverse interests, needs, and benefits
195-258
Collaborating with indigenous citizen scientists towards sustainable coral reef management in a changing world
Nicole L. Crane; John B. Rulmal; Peter A. Nelson; Michelle J. Paddack; Giacomo Bernardi
197-216
Engaging youth and schools in coastal citizen science
Ann Wasser
217-236
Uniquely marine
John A. Cigliano; April D. Ridlon
237-258
Conclusions – lessons learned and best practices for coastal and marine conservation citizen science
259-295
Communication and trust-building with the broader public through Coastal and Marine citizen science
Edward J. Hind-Ozan; Gretta T. Pecl; Christine A. Ward-Paige
261-278
Conclusions
Heidi L. Ballard; John A. Cigliano
279-295
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