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Capturing our Coast

GBIF publisher since
3 June 2020

Description

An Heritage Lottery Funded Citizen Science project that aims to (i) demonstrate the efficacy of volunteers collecting robust and meaningful ecological data around the coasts of UK (ii) to collate abundance data of a specific number of intertidal species according to set protocols, with the objective of maximising the number of surveys per region to an adequate level to build meaningful data sets from which change can be detected and ecological hypotheses can be tested.

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Capturing our Coast
Capturing our Coast, Dove Marine Laboratory, School of Marine Science and Technology,
Newcastle University
NE30 4PZ
Cullercoats, North Shields
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