Last spring, citizen science activities received a wonderful feature the The Christian Science Monitor. Focusing on some of the largest nation-wide citizen science programs as well as a brief interview with Dr. Carlson of SAS, the article is another positive reflection that amateur research activities are growing and will continue to be encouraged.
"'Citizen scientists' watch for signs of climate change" :: The Christian Science Monitor :: April 10, 2008 :: [ READ ]
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