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Citizen science in disaster and conflict resilience esa 2010

by Keith Tidball on Aug 08, 2010

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I work in the Department of Natural Resources at Cornell and I specialize in environmental dimensions of human security. I am NOT an expert on Citizen Science.
Citizen Science a la “public participation in scientific research” as described in Bonney, Ballard, et al. (2009)
Often these assets reflect a portfolio of natural resources and attendant ecosystem services that would other wise go unacknowledged, underappreciated or undervalued.
Citizen Science a la “public participation in scientific research” as described in Bonney, Ballard, et al. (2009)
Kinzig’s prominent characteristics of resilience/robustness- modularity, feedbacks, and diversity

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