Mitchell Harley is a coastal researcher and the creator of CoastSnap, an innovative Aussie idea to monitor changes and save the coastline

Citizen scientists taking photographs using dedicated tripod cradles at beaches all across the world.

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https://www.coastsnap.com/

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The pace of change in citizen science is exhilarating, and I’ve had the privilege of being at its forefront through my roles in the Australian Citizen Science Association and the Great Southern BioBlitz. With our upcoming conference, CitSciOz25, just around the corner, there’s a renewed sense of purpose and momentum in our work.

Since the last major conference in November 2023, we’ve expanded our outreach with initiatives like citizen science corners for libraries and collaborations with groups monitoring the Great Barrier Reef. Internationally, we’ve contributed to the United Nations’ World Environment Situation Room and are preparing for potential participation in the UN Environmental Program’s next conference in Nairobi

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https://citizenscience.org.au/

https://questagame.com/

https://www.frogid.net.au/

https://earthwatch.org/

https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/

https://observer.globe.gov/

https://litterintelligence.org/

https://openlittermap.com/

https://www.snapsendsolve.com/

https://scistarter.org/loss-of-the-night

https://citizenscience.org.au/citscioz25/

https://www.greatsouthernbioblitz.org/

https://wesr.unep.org/article/citizen-science

https://www.anecdata.org/projects/view/588/about

https://map.opensourcesoundscapes.org/view-area

https://www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/2730-marine-metre-squared

https://www.cooloolacoastcare.org.au/projects/bioblitz/past-bioblitzes/bioblitz2024

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Olly Pitt is a marine biologist and co-ordinator of the inaugural Pelicount 2025.

She is a committee member of COAST rescue, which is the organisation focused on the Conservation of Australian Seabirds and Turtles, and also the host of Pelicount 2025.

Pelicount 2025 is designed as a simple, national event: participants count pelicans for 15 minutes on July 6, 2025.

The count aims to collect preliminary data on pelican populations across Australia, as existing research is limited due to their non-endangered status.

The initiative includes email registration, a code of conduct, data sheets, and educational resources via webinars.

To take part in Pelicount 2025 email pelicount.info@gmail.com

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https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61567242080891

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