Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 175 episodes
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Welcome to the Citizen Science Show, a place to share stories of purpose about ecology. We explore the diverse activities of passionate people who record observations, gather empirical evidence and use technology to uncover scientific proof for positive social, cultural and political change. We hope that these stories will inspire and encourage you to take action and become a Citizen Scientist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts Citizen Science Show, a science show with 175 episodes published.
Ninety-nine point nine percent of Earth’s species have gone extinct, but their stories are still being uncovered, sometimes by everyday people. In this episode, host Sarah sits down with Sabrina Ricci of the I Know Dino
Could the mosquitoes in your backyard be helping stop the next outbreak? In this episode, Dani sits down with medical entomologist Brian Montgomery and mosquito genomics expert Dr Gordana Rašić to talk about Zika Mozzie
After a number of shark bites on Australian beaches, the calls for a cull are growing louder. But does killing sharks actually make us safer? Marine ecologist Dr Jessica Meeuwig (UWA) joins Sarah Han-de-Beaux to separate
A leopard shark in a Dubai aquarium gave birth without ever meeting a male. That moment of virgin birth, parthenogenesis, kicked off a remarkable career for Dr David Robinson, now owner of Sundive in Byron Bay and a rese
What happens when a weatherman trades the studio for the bush? In this episode, Dani talks with Graham Creed – former ABC weather presenter and author of The Weatherman Goes Bush – about a life shaped by science, communi
Sydney's iconic White's seahorse is in trouble. Habitat loss has pushed this endemic species, found nowhere else on Earth onto Australia's endangered list. But at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, marine scientist
What if you could save a plant from extinction and have it flowering in your garden within eighteen months? In this episode, Dani sits down with Helen Howard, horticulturist and nursery manager at the Hunter Region Botan
What does it actually take to save a whale? Not the twenty-second clip you see on the news — the full story, from the Sunday afternoon phone call through to the night run home in the dark, 22 kilometres south of where yo
He was practically born in a nest. At just 22 years old, Ziggy Gow-Webb has spent his entire life surrounded by birds of prey at Raptor Refuge in Kettering, Tasmania — the facility his father, Craig Webb, built from the
What does it take to rescue, rehabilitate, and release Tasmania's most powerful birds of prey for 27 years, with no government support? In this episode of the Citizen Science Show, host Dani Lloyd-Prichard sits down with
They cool our streets, shelter our wildlife, boost our property values, and quietly keep us sane. So why are we cutting them down for $500? Dr. Greg Moore has spent nearly six decades championing urban trees — as a resea
A two-week holiday. A chance dive. A career that would take her from the reefs of Thailand to the laboratories of Sydney — and back underwater again. Dr. Jen Matthews is a coral scientist on a mission: to understand, fee
For more than three decades, Graeme Sawyer has been one of the Northern Territory’s most recognisable voices in citizen science and environmental education. A former Lord Mayor of Darwin and founder of Frogwatch NT, Grae
At just fifteen years old, Spencer Hitchen has become one of Australia’s most recognisable young conservation voices — not through political slogans or social media trends, but through patient observation, powerful photo
Scientists map the ocean’s most critical shark and ray habitats in a race against extinction Marine conservationists around the world are racing to identify the ocean habitats most critical to the survival of sharks and
A pioneering team blends science, technology and community action to protect one of the world’s most threatened animal groups—amid growing pressure from development. In the forests of New South Wales, a quiet crisis is u
A Life That Grew Into Trees For Mark Cashmore, a career in arboriculture was not a lifelong plan but a gradual evolution. After years of varied work—including teaching English overseas—he discovered tree climbing through
A grassroots vision beneath the waves In a quiet corner of Sydney’s coastline, a chain links more than just concrete anchors—it connects community, conservation, and curiosity. Beneath the surface of Gordon’s Bay lies on
A National Push for Participation As April unfolds, Australians are being called to step outside, look closer, and contribute to something far bigger than themselves. Citizen Science Month, a global initiative encouragin
The tension between humans and the wild extends far beyond landscapes, reaching into culture, psychology, and identity. What begins as a discussion about large carnivores evolves into a broader reflection on how humanity
Greg Moore
President · Dead Men Walking Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Dr Jonny Hanson
Snow Leopard Conservationist and Environmental Social Scientist
1 appearance on this show
Matt West
The Scientist, Yearn Developer, and DeFi Degen Running For Congress · Xenios
1 appearance on this show
Gary Taylor
1 appearance on this show
Mary Colwell
Director · Curlew Action
1 appearance on this show
Paul McDonald
host of Men at the Movies · King’s College London
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Blair
Executive Director
1 appearance on this show
David Watson
ecologist, innovator, advocate for woodland birds · Australian Acoustic Observatory
2 appearances on this show
Steve Austin
CPDT-KA Professional Canine and behavioral trainer · Austin’s Dog Training Education
1 appearance on this show
Adam Smith
retired Special Forces Commando and former Special Operations Group officer · Victoria Police Special Operations Group
1 appearance on this show
Dr Kit Prendergast
Native Bee Ecologist | Taxonomist | Science Communicator
1 appearance on this show
Vanessa Pirotta
wildlife scientist and science communicator · Macquarie University
1 appearance on this show
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