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Citizen Science and the First Peninsular Malaysia Butterfly Count

John-James Wilson, co-author of the First Peninsular Malaysia Butterfly Count study | Jisming See, co-author | Gary Sing, co-author | John-James Wilson, co-author of the First Peninsular Malaysia Butterfly Count study | Jisming See, co-author | Gary Sing, co-author

18-Jan-16 14:00

Citizen Science and the First Peninsular Malaysia Butterfly Count

Citizen science involves everyday people who volunteer to help scientists with their research, and it is widely regarded as a tool for creating public awareness on many environmental issues. We chat with John-James Wilson, Jisming See and Gary Sing, co-authors of the citizen science project “The First Peninsular Malaysia Butterfly Count”, to find out more about the benefits of such studies, and why butterflies are often the focus of such projects.


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