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his talk discusses the transition to new forms of science engagement that respond to ‘wicked’ sustainability challenges. These ideas assume that any data gathered through civic science initiatives can provide useful input to conservation science and can simultaneously empower citizens to engage in debates about local and global sustainability issues.
Professor of Science and Environmental Education, University of Exeter
President, National Association for Environmental Education; Editor-in-Chief, Studies in Science Education; Trustee, Council for Learning Outside the Classroom
Thursday January 4, 2018 2:30pm - 3:00pm GMT
Rendall S10
