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Detections of Rare Species Lead Citizen Scientists to Initiate Data Recording

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By Louis Backstrom, Rachel Drake, Hannah Worthington, Alison Johnston
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Species observations recorded by volunteer naturalists are an important data source in biodiversity monitoring, with billions of records contributed by citizen scientists (also called community scientists) across broad spatial, temporal and taxonomic extents. Despite this wealth of information, citizen science data have well-recognised caveats that reduce their utility in biological research, management and policy (Burgess et al. 2017).
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Social media is driving overtourism – here’s how to explore responsibly - Suston Magazine

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By Hannah Worthington
| Suston Verified
From Mount Everest to Preikestolen, the race for the perfect social media shot is taking its toll on the world’s wild places. Learn how to travel responsibly and still share your trip online. Around the world, social media is today one of the leading lenses for destination decision-making. According to Statista, 75% of travelers choose their holidays based on inspiration from others’ social media accounts.
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Lady Indians open conference play with a sweep of #25 Gulf Coast

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By Hannah Worthington, Irene Rabasco, Anyela Gomez, Gabrie Flowers
| chipolaathletics.com
PANAMA CITY, Fla. - The Lady Indians (19-9; 2-0) opened Panhandle Conference with a doubleheader sweep of #25 Gulf Coast (18-14; 0-2) on Wednesday. The Lady Indians used their bats to get the game one win and then took care of the Lady Commodores from the circle in game two. Game 1 - Chipola 15, Gulf Coast 3     WP: Hannah Worthington (9-3), 7 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 5 BB, 3 K The Lady Indians scored 13 runs in the final two innings to win their Panhandle Conference opened over the Lady Commodores.
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