Știința cu cetățeni (Citizen Science) – instrument important în cercetarea silvică

Daniela Lupaștean

doi:10.4316/bf.2024.016

Autori

Daniela Lupaștean Universitatea „Ștefan cel Mare” din Suceava, Facultatea de Silvicultură, str. Universității nr. 13, 720229, Suceava, România

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4316/bf.2024.016

Cuvinte cheie:

știința cu cetățeni, cercetare silvică, beneficii, limite, perspective

Rezumat

Știința cetățenească poate fi un instrument complementar în cercetarea ecologică și protecția mediului, inclusiv în domeniul forestier, contribuind la generarea unui volum considerabil de date, creșterea nivelului de informare a publicului participant cu privire la problemele legate de păduri și consolidarea legăturii dintre cetățeni și mediul forestier. Totodată, aceasta oferă un fundament științific solid pentru luarea deciziilor. Articolul explorează definiția și originile conceptului de știință cetățenească, precum și rolul său în cercetarea silvică, analizând diverse proiecte relevante din diferite direcții de cercetare forestieră. De asemenea, sunt evidențiate principalele beneficii ale utilizării acestui instrument, alături de provocările asociate și posibilele soluții pentru limitarea acestora, subliniind totodată perspectivele de dezvoltare viitoare în contextul progreselor tehnologice în colectarea și analiza datelor.

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