Vol. 1 No. 1 (2016)

• The Theory and Practice of Citizen Science: Launching a New Journal

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Research Papers

• Strategies Employed by Citizen Science Programs to Increase the Credibility of Their Data

  Amy Freitag, Ryan Meyer, Liz Whiteman

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• The Wabash Sampling Blitz: A Study on the Effectiveness of Citizen Science

  Rebecca Logsdon Muenich, Sara Peel, Laura C. Bowling, Megan Heller Haas, Ronald F. Turco, Jane R. Frankenberger, Indrajeet Chaubey

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• Mapping Life – Quality Assessment of Novice vs. Expert Georeferencers

  Elizabeth R. Ellwood, Henry L. Bart, Jr., Michael H. Doosey, Dean K. Jue, Justin G. Mann, Gil Nelson, Nelson Rios, Austin R. Mast

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• Giving Citizen Scientists a Chance: A Study of Volunteer-led Scientific Discovery

  Miranda C. P. Straub

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• Butterfly Citizen Science Projects Support Conservation Activities among their Volunteers

  Eva J. Lewandowski, Karen S. Oberhauser

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Case Studies

• Monitoring Marcellus: A Case Study of a Collaborative Volunteer Monitoring Project to Document the Impact of Unconventional Shale Gas Extraction on Small Streams

  Candie C. Wilderman, Jinnieth Monismith

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Essays

• Embedded Assessment as an Essential Method for Understanding Public Engagement in Citizen Science

  Rachel Becker-Klein, Karen Peterman, Cathlyn Stylinski

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• Finding Pathways to More Equitable and Meaningful Public-Scientist Partnerships

  Daniela Soleri, Jonathan W. Long, Mónica D. Ramirez-Andreotta, Rose Eitemiller, Rajul Pandya

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