Event ID: 38 Title: Citizen Science in Biosphere Reserves: Towards Open Science for conservation and ESD
The Citizen Science session will feature insights from experts and an interactive component in the form of a moderated World Café to share good practice and key lessons learned. The aim is to define next steps for setting up a community of practice dedicated to promoting and supporting citizen science across the global network of biosphere reserves. We warmly invite scientists, biosphere reserve managers, policymakers, local communities, indigenous peoples, and young people to participate.
Preliminary Agenda | ||
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Time | Content | Speaker |
13:15-13:20 | Welcome and key objectives of the session | Martin Welp |
Setting the scene | ||
13:20-13:25 | The BRI as new UNESCO Cat 2 institute | Carsten Mann |
13:25-13:30 | The role of Citizen Science at the Succow Foundation | Kirsten Meuer |
13:30-13:40 | International perspectives | Serena Heckler |
Keynote speeches | ||
13:40-13:50 | Citizen Science from Latin American perspectives | Tania Moreno |
13:50-14:00 | Pathways to future Citizen Science | Barbara Engels |
Interactive session | ||
14:00-14:25 | World Café on Citizen Science | Linda Eich (moderation) |
Closing session | ||
14:25-14:45 | Reflections and next steps | Martin Welp (moderation) |