2023
DOI: 10.1111/aec.13459
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Comparing different citizen science platforms for collecting urban ecological data from Toco toucan (Ramphastos toco) in Argentina

Alejandro A. Schaaf,
Laura M. Haag,
Noelia V. Gonzalez Baffa‐Trasci
et al.

Abstract: Citizen science projects are valuable tools since they provide substantial amounts of data on different animal species. Currently, there are a wide variety of platforms and objectives for diverse citizen science projects. Despite these advances, the approaches and contributions of citizen science platforms for collecting data on a particular species, and in a specific site or region, have been poorly explored. Thus, in this article, we compare the number of participants and the amount of data collected by thre… Show more

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“…With cameras and often a deep interest in bird behaviours, birdwatchers, even wildlife enthusiasts, have become instrumental in accumulating natural history and ecological data and advancing scientific knowledge (Hall et al, 2021;Liberatore et al, 2018;Turnhout et al, 2016). They provide insights into diverse bird behaviours, including foraging ecology (Costa & Tubelis, 2023;Messas et al, 2021;Schaaf et al, 2023). This collective effort spans several bird species, often shedding new light on their interactions with food sources and their environment, potentially uncovering overlooked or underreported data (Bonney et al, 2009;Bosenbecker et al, 2023;Costa & Tubelis, 2023;Messas et al, 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With cameras and often a deep interest in bird behaviours, birdwatchers, even wildlife enthusiasts, have become instrumental in accumulating natural history and ecological data and advancing scientific knowledge (Hall et al, 2021;Liberatore et al, 2018;Turnhout et al, 2016). They provide insights into diverse bird behaviours, including foraging ecology (Costa & Tubelis, 2023;Messas et al, 2021;Schaaf et al, 2023). This collective effort spans several bird species, often shedding new light on their interactions with food sources and their environment, potentially uncovering overlooked or underreported data (Bonney et al, 2009;Bosenbecker et al, 2023;Costa & Tubelis, 2023;Messas et al, 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the realm of wildlife photography on social media platforms, citizen science has evolved into an enticing ornithological approach, substantially enhancing the comprehension of bird behaviour and ecological roles (Alexandrino et al, 2022;Bosenbecker et al, 2023;Hall et al, 2021;Messas et al, 2021;Schaaf et al, 2023). With cameras and often a deep interest in bird behaviours, birdwatchers, even wildlife enthusiasts, have become instrumental in accumulating natural history and ecological data and advancing scientific knowledge (Hall et al, 2021;Liberatore et al, 2018;Turnhout et al, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%