While the CyberTracker project demonstrates the potential value of employing trackers in conservation and scientific research, it also raises a more fundamental question. If hunter-gatherer…
While the CyberTracker project demonstrates the potential value of employing trackers in conservation and scientific research, it also raises a more fundamental question.
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Participatory Community Science usually involves volunteers collecting data, following simple data collection protocols. Projects are initiated and managed by professional scientists, who also analyze and publish the data.
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In contrast to Participatory Community Science, Tracking Science is more inclusive and may involve the publication of peer reviewed papers, in scientific journals, of original data and/or hypotheses.
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