Science for All in Brimbank (2019-2022)
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Description: Supporting Brimbank residents to get involved in understanding their local environment, and working to improve it. We want to train more people to be citizen scientists in our local community, to engage with the Brimbank environment within a meaningful and relevant research context, aligning with Brimbank’s Community Vision 2040. We will do this by hosting free for the public webinars about citizen science and the environment.
Dates
State completed
Start 2019-07-01
End 2022-07-28
Form updated 2024-10-02
Report authors
Aidan Levy
0000-0002-6998-8593
aidan.levy@scienceforall.world
Report author, event organiser
0000-0002-6998-8593
aidan.levy@scienceforall.world
Report author, event organiser
Location
Brimbank City Council, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Aims
Teach community members about eDNA and its application to conservation
Inform people about the local environment
Involve the community in the planting of indigenous grasses
Keywords
eDNA
Conservation
Wurundjeri Culture
Category
education/learning
Inputs
individual
Stage: Post event
Aidan Levy
ID: 0000-0002-6998-8593
Task: Organised shuttle bus, assisted main event organisers
Recruitment: email, WhatsApp and direct
Communication: email, WhatsApp
Barriers: Difficulty in locating shuttle bus at pick up location
Compensation: volunteer
Competing interests: Professional interest
funding
Grant
Outputs and impacts
dataset (open)
Stage: This data was generated after the event
Gender of particpants