The world of citizen science can be used to collect massive amounts of data for science, which has been used by scientists to make incredible discoveries in space and even amass a wealth of knowledge about fungal diversity. On a trip to Portugal, writer Kristen Pope experiences how it can help boost conservation efforts across the globe.
In his new book, Nine Quarters of Jerusalem, author Matthew Teller—fascinated by the Holy City after many visits—aims to present a new perspective on the Holy City. He tells us about the problems and joys of taking on this challenge.
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