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Revision as of 16:06, 29 January 2020

CitSci projects

These New Zealand projects span decades of work, and some have provided remarkable resources, such as the Phil Bendle Collection and the Jim Schultz Ferns (in the Resource Centre). The 'Curious Minds' projects are current Participatory Science Projects funded by MBIE and run as partnerships between schools and scientists. Click on this map to go to the interactive display for all schools, Curious Minds projects and the participants.

CitSciHub map thumbnail