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How can your phone help us monitor water quality from space?

Help us keep an ‘Eye on Water’ by measuring local water quality with nothing more than your phone camera.

The impact of citizen science

We have a long history of delivering impact through citizen science programs. We've put together a few examples to show you some of this great work.

Citizen Science Projects

Citizen Science projects run by CSIRO and our partners.

Citizen Science Bushfire Forums

CSIRO hosted two national forums bringing together key stakeholders to explore how the citizen science sector could be supported and coordinated to help deliver research-ready data.

Bushfire Recovery Project Finder

We’re calling on you to observe, monitor and record the post-fire environment in a way that’s never been done before.

Get involved as a citizen scientist

making biodiversity information accessible and usable

The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) wouldn’t be what it is without citizen science and volunteer involvement. You can help by submitting biodiversity data using free, easy to use apps such as iNaturalist, or volunteer to assist with the digitisation of physical collections through DigiVol.

Contribute to the ALA

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