Citizen Science Earth Observation Lab (CSEOL)

CSEOL
Citizen Science Earth Observation Lab

The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe has launched a photography contest under the title: “Humans locked down, nature unlocked: a global photo contest on flora and fauna in the time of COVID-19 in support of the restoration of ecosystems”, on the occasion of World Environment Day.

LandSense Innovation Challenge

Call for proposals for the LandSense Innovation Challenge is now open.

CITSCI HELVETIA 2021

The first Swiss Citizen Science Conference will take place 14-15 January, 2021 and will be fully virtual. Submit your ideas!

FAO Webinar: Youth & Innovation in Land, Water and Soil

The session will deliver lightning talks from young professionals on how youth and innovation go hand in hand to deliver solutions, on land, soil and water resources management, for a sustainable tomorrow.

CSEOL Implementation Phase

CSEOL (we say Sizzle) is an initiative funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) to find people and organizations with the energy, imagination and creative talent to help Europe’s big Space data address some of our biggest problems.

We’ve been looking for ideas that provide fantastic opportunities for citizen scientists – or the wider public – to validate what satellites observe or to put those images to use. The CSEOL Call went out around the world, with great ideas coming in from four continents. We’re now moving into the implementation phase – where the four CSEOL pilot preparing their projects, implementing their project, all working towards a Demo Day, where they demonstrate what their project has achieved.

Our goal is to take great ideas to funding in less than 6 months – in a competitive setting.