Citizen Science
The garden bird survey turns 10
More than a million birds have been counted in the last nine years of the garden bird survey, and sparrows and silvereyes consistently top the rankings.
AudioLA wildlife survey
A huge citizen science project in Los Angeles is uncovering unknown species and the full diversity of the city's wildlife. Brian Brown is a curator of the Entomology Section of the LA Natural History… Audio, Gallery
Citizen science: giving ruru a helping hand
The ruru, or morepork, is our only surviving native owl and locals living on Banks Peninsula are giving them a helping hand by providing luxury accommodation. Audio
Citizen science: giving ruru a helping hand
The ruru, or morepork, is our only surviving native owl and locals living on Banks Peninsula are giving them a helping hand by providing luxury accommodation.
AudioCitizen Science: Kiwi conservation
Kiwi are our National symbol and around the country many communities are trying to protect kiwi in their patch from predators and habitat loss. Much relies on private landowners being willing to get… Audio, Gallery
Citizen Science - Spotlight on moths
Moths tend to fly under the radar when it comes to scientific research despite the fact they're important pollinators for plants and food source for native birds. But a new Citizen Science project in… Audio
Citizen Science: Waitara Alive!
Taranaki's Waitara coastline is coming under intense scrutiny over the next few months, as the focus of a new Citizen Science project. It's part of a government initiative called A Nation of Curious… Audio
Citizen Science: Naturewatch
Naturewatch is one of New Zealand's first and remains the largest Citizen Science project. Curious people around the country take photographs of flora and fauna and upload it onto the site, where the… Audio
Spying on Wild Animals with Remote Cameras
A biologist is asking citizen scientists to help identify thousands of photos of introduced predators taken by remote cameras Audio
Spying on Wild Animals with Remote Cameras
A biologist is asking citizen scientists to help identify thousands of photos of introduced predators taken by remote cameras
AudioGreat Kereru Count
A citizen science project to count kereru, or New Zealand pigeons, will help identify how common they are around the country Audio
Great Kereru Count
A citizen science project to count kereru, or New Zealand pigeons, will help identify how common they are around the country
AudioA Community Cockle Count
The eighth Pauatahanui Cockle Count involved more than a hundred locals digging and sieving for cockles in the intertidal. Audio
A Community Cockle Count
The eighth Pauatahanui Cockle Count involved more than a hundred locals digging and sieving for cockles in the intertidal.
AudioCommunity Cockle Survey
The eight Pauatahanui Cockle Count involved more than a hundred locals digging and sieving for cockles in the intertidal. Audio
Yellowhammer Dialects
A Czech ornithologist is asking New Zealanders to join a citizen science project studying the dialects in Yellowhammer song. Audio
eBird.org
Citizen science meets birdwatching and technology on the eBird website. It's a massive online database creating a giant global birdwatching community that updates in real time. With Marshall Iliff… Audio
Butterfly tagging
You don't have to be a master entomologist to take part in an important study about monarch butterflies. Citizen scientists are needed to help tag monarch butterflies in New Zealand. Audio