Tag: Earth Day

Six Months after Earth Day: Collaborations Around Six Citizen Science Grand Challenge Questions through Earth Challenge 2020

By Sarah Newman on January 11, 2021June 25, 2021

By Alex Long, Sarah J Newman & Anne Bowser This blog first appeared on the Wilson Center blog on December 10, 2020. We’ve reposted it here with permission. April 22, 2020 marked the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. While original plans of a large-scale celebration and campaign around citizen science required rethinking and adjustment, the movement that is Earth Day

Posted in: air quality, Earth Challenge 2020, Earth Day, Eco-Diplomacy, ESRI, Food supply, GeoMarvel, grand challenges, IIASA, Kinetica, marine debris, sustainable development goals, The Wilson Center

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Earth Challenge 2020: A Global Citizen Science Experience for Good

By Megan Carp on April 15, 2020June 25, 2021

Earth Day looks a little different this year, but Earth Challenge 2020 is making sure nobody misses out on the action In a day and age where it feels that everything is changing too fast to keep up, and the uncertainty of life’s circumstances can be overwhelming, it’s easy to question what you can accomplish,

Posted in: #EC2020, Earth Challenge 2020, Earth Day, Earth Day 2020, global citizen science