Opinions of citizen scientists on open access to UK butterfly and moth occurrence data
Abstract
Citizen science plays an increasingly important role in biodiversity research and conservation, enabling large volumes of data to be gathered across extensive spatial scales in a cost-effective manner. Open access increases the utility of such data, informing land-use decisions that may affect species persistence, enhancing transparency and encouraging proliferation of research applications. However, open access provision of recent, fine-scale...
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Title
Opinions of citizen scientists on open access to UK butterfly and moth occurrence data
Published Date
Jul 29, 2019
Volume
28
Issue
12
Pages
3321 - 3341
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