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Connecting People & Science: How is Your Work Driving Change? – Wednesday Webinar Speaker Series

Connecting People & Science: How is Your Work Driving Change? – Wednesday Webinar Speaker Series

by Holly K. | Dec 11, 2024

This video features Prof. Muki Haklay, Lynn Smith, Kyle Horner, and Dr. Patrick Hanington answering the question: “How is your work driving change?” Each of these individuals spoke for a webinar in the Connecting People and Science series in the Fall of...
Connecting People & Science: How is Your Work Driving Change? – Wednesday Webinar Speaker Series

CitSci Alberta Community of Practice Projects Driving Change

by Holly K. | Dec 11, 2024

This video highlights some citizen science projects in Alberta that are driving change through their work! Representatives from these projects were asked the question: “How is your work driving change?”

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by Parmita Bose | Nov 7, 2024

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by Elliot Fox | Nov 4, 2024

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by Rick Watts | Oct 31, 2024

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