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Citizen Science in Coastal Monitoring: Insights from Christine Tilburg on ESIP Initiatives

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This presentation by Christine Tilburg chronicles her journey from high school water sampling to significant contributions in citizen science through the Environmental Science Information Partnership (ESIP). Tilburg highlights her experiences with water quality monitoring in various educational settings, leading to the development of impactful projects in the Gulf of Maine. Emphasizing the importance of long-term monitoring and community involvement, she discusses the creation of mobile applications for real-time data collection and the role of local knowledge in environmental conservation.

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Citizen Science in Coastal Monitoring: Insights from Christine Tilburg on ESIP Initiatives

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  1. ESIP & Citizen Science Christine M. Tilburg March 2013

  2. H2O Sampling before I could spell…. • Water sampling – included animals • Led to purchase of microscope • Sampling of streams in high school • Sampling of creeks for benthics and chemistry in college • Went underground in graduate school • Tried to follow the money after graduate school • Went to non-profits in 2003

  3. ESIP & Gulf of Maine • ESIP itself formed in 2006

  4. ESIP Itself Steering Committee & Program Manager Aquaculture Climate Change Eutrophication Aquatic Habitats Coastal Development Fisheries Contaminants

  5. Gulf of Maine

  6. Where does GRTA fit in? • Input into Eutrophication Fact Sheet GRTA and other citizen group datasets were used in eutrophication fact sheet. Including: Salem Sound Coast Watch and Friends of Casco Bay

  7. Where did GRTA information go? Indicator Reporting Tool www2.gulfofmaine.org/esip/reporting

  8. Not impressed? Precipitation, aquaculture, dissolved oxygen, mussel tissue, contamination, shellfish bed closure, lobster settlement, sea level, point sources…..

  9. Back to citizen science • Continue to be a pillar of long term monitoring • Problems in funding long term monitoring • Local knowledge/passion for specific places

  10. ESIP and next step • “You see, I see” app • Proposal crafted for mobile app • Utilizes sentinel sites and “user’s choice sites” • Collects images and user information • Real-time information about beach erosion, seasonal responses, etc.

  11. Contact Information Christine Tilburg ctilburg@securespeed.us Credit: Nancy Griffin

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