Australian Citizen Science Conference (#CitSciOz18)
Last week I posted about the talk I was giving in Adelaide at the second Australian Citizen Science Conference (#CitSciOz18) – Citizen Science... Continue reading →
About Alex Chapman
Alex Chapman is a botanist with a specialty in bioinformatics. He has worked with Australian collections for over 30 years and joins Gaia Resources as our Consulting Scientist.
Continuous Engagement Strategies for Citizen Science
I am in Adelaide this week attending the second Australian Citizen Science Conference (#CitSciOz18). Today I’m presenting a speed talk entitled Citizen Science... Continue reading →
Inspiring Australia with Citizen Science
Gaia Resources has had the pleasure of working with two great projects over the last few months, both funded through the... Continue reading →
Dolphin Watch version 3 launched!
Version 3.0 of the highly successful Dolphin Watch app has been released this week thanks to the efforts of our... Continue reading →
2017 Dieback Information Group Conference
Tracey and I recently attended the 2017 Dieback Information Group (DIG) Conference, held at Murdoch University. The conference theme this... Continue reading →
Citizen Science Showcase for Local Government
The Natural Area Managers Network (NAMN) Forum on Citizen Science was held on 26 September and hosted by the WA Local... Continue reading →
Black-Cockatoo Community Wisdom Survey
BirdLife Western Australia’s Southwest Black-Cockatoo Recovery Program has been working with local communities, landholders and land managers since 2001 to research,... Continue reading →
Maratus Man visits WA
Gaia Resources recently sponsored the visit to WA of Stuart Harris, citizen scientist extraordinaire and peacock-spider whisperer! On Monday 5th... Continue reading →
Dolphin Watch Day 2016
On a cool Monday night, Tracey and I went down to the Royal Perth Yacht club to join about 100... Continue reading →
Citizen Science at SWCC 2016
Last week Alex and Tracey were in Margaret River running a #citizenscience session at the South West Catchment Council (SWCC)... Continue reading →
ALA Science Symposium
I recently got the opportunity to present at the third Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) Science Symposium, held at the... Continue reading →
Western Australian history going online
The Royal Western Australian Historical Society Inc. (RWAHS) is a not-for-profit organisation whose Vision is that: “present and future generations... Continue reading →
Inspiring Communication
Just before Easter, Gaia Resources coordinated the running of another Citizen Science workshop at the 2016 Communicate to Inspire event,... Continue reading →
Microblitz – mapping soil biodiversity with citizen science
Over the last few months Gaia Resources has partnered with the University of Western Australia’s MicroBlitz team to build a... Continue reading →
Mapping Citizen Science Projects
We’ve recently created a citizen science project webmap on our Citizen Science Hub where people can view the current citizen... Continue reading →
Citizen Science Presentations
I recently gave two presentations on citizen science, to quite different audiences! Firstly, I gave a presentation on aspects of... Continue reading →
Kangaroo Island / Victor Harbour Dolphin Watch
Today we released a new project on our Citizen Science Hub, this one for Kangaroo Island / Victor Harbor Dolphin... Continue reading →
New versions of Prawn Watch app
New versions of the Prawn Watch app for Apple and Android mobile devices have been recently released. Prawn Watch is a citizen science project... Continue reading →
Dolphin Watch Training
Piers and I attended a Dolphin Watch training session on the South Perth foreshore last Thursday, supporting the team from... Continue reading →
Citizen Science and Prawns
Prawn Watch is a citizen science project run by the Swan River Trust’s River Guardians program aimed at increasing the... Continue reading →
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