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Benjamin Haywood

Greenville
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Citizen science in ecological research

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By Gerid Hager, Benjamin Haywood, Julia Flister
| link.springer.com
Furman University, USA Trained as an environmental geographer, Dr Haywood's scholarship focuses on public engagement in and citizen science, environmental education and learning, sense of place, animal studies, and conservation.
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Ecology & Society: Shaping people-place bonds in citizen science: a framework for analysis

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By Benjamin Haywood, Julia Parrish, Timothy Jones, Sarah Inman
| Ecology and Society Verified
Research ABSTRACT Hands-on, out-of-doors, environmental citizen and community science invites a wide range of publics to participate in data collection in the spaces and places local to them; that is, placed-based science. Understanding whether and how participants are attached to those places can inform all aspects of project/program design.
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Giants to host state-ranked Diablo Valley on campus field

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By Nick Giannandrea, Benjamin Haywood, Sam Sholty, Josh Blalock
| cosgiants.com
Posted: Oct 01, 2021 By Nick Giannandrea COS ATHLETICS After an unexpected weekend off, College of the Sequoias' football team is set to return to action against another state-ranked opponent. The Giants will host Diablo Valley -- ranked 11th in both the JC Athletic Bureau and California Community College Sports Information Association state polls -- at 2 p.m. Oct. 2 at Sequoias' campus field. Admission is $5, and fans are encouraged to bring chairs as bleacher seating is limited.
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