Quand le Suffolk appelle, on écoute : science citoyenne | Hannah Steventon | TEDxUniversity of Suffolk

Des projets de science citoyenne menés dans le Suffolk réunissent des centaines d'habitants pour étudier et protéger leur environnement. La chercheuse en environnement Hannah Steventon, de l'Université du Suffolk, explique comment des bénévoles recueillent des données sur l'évolution des paysages et la qualité de l'eau des rivières, grâce à la bioacoustique et à la microbiologie. L'intervention présente deux études de cas : l'écoute des chauves-souris et la construction de détecteurs, ainsi que le suivi microbiologique des rivières. Le partage des connaissances renforce l'action locale.

• Science citoyenne menée par des bénévoles dans le Suffolk
• Écoute des chauves-souris et construction de détecteurs
• Suivi microbiologique des rivières du Suffolk

Celebrating the work of hundreds of Suffolk people and our collaborative impact to build a better Suffolk with science, action and love. • our environment can be better understood and is changing • communities mobilise armies of volunteers to investigate, measure and take action • informed by university expertise • two case studies: - bioacoustics in Suffolk: listening to bats, building bat detectors - microbiology in Suffolk rivers • knowledge empowers Suffolk people • action impacts our environment and community. Dr Hannah Steventon is an environmental scientist at the University of Suffolk whose work sits at the intersection of environment, technology and community action. Her research explores what becomes possible when local people gather the evidence needed to protect the places they care about. Through citizen science projects across Suffolk, she collaborates with communities and partners to investigate environmental challenges, from listening to landscapes through bioacoustics to monitoring river water quality using microbiology and sensor technologies. Hannah began her career as a hydrogeologist, specialising in contaminated land and groundwater pollution, before moving into digital sensing, data analysis and environmental innovation. She is also a passionate educator, teaching hydrogeology, pollution, coding, electronics and data science. Hannah is a Chartered Geologist with degrees from Cambridge, UCL and Suffolk. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx