2024
DOI: 10.3354/meps14629
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Passive citizen science: social media as a tool for marine wildlife observation

LS Nascimento,
M Nogueira Júnior,
CS Hara
et al.

Abstract: It is not new that species occurrence records provided by citizens are valuable contributions to marine research. However, passive citizen science is a recent and promising methodology of crowdsourcing. Here, we review existing studies that used spontaneous posts shared by users on social media to obtain marine wildlife scientific data. We also present a critical analysis of passive citizen science using social media. Specifically, we (1) introduce marine citizen science and (2) analyze the advantages of passi… Show more

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