Mapping end of life boats: Podcast created and ran by Angie Richard on the citizen science contribution to mapping the abandoned boats in estuaries in France

Mapping end of life boats: Podcast created and ran by Angie Richard on the citizen science contribution to mapping the abandoned boats in estuaries in France

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Abstract

Help map end-of-life boats in your community or on your travels through a public open-data platform,
- Use DIY field kits and microscopy to study fiberglass pollution,
- Engage in creative practice to communicate findings,
- Help influence marine policy toward fairer, circular solutions. Whether you’re a sailor, artist, student, or coastal advocate, this session will share practical ways to get involved — from anywhere.

Original language	English
Publisher	YouTube
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 10 Nov 2025

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2 Outreach and Public Engagement
1 Conference
1 Invited talk

Citizen Science Creative Residency"Human–Ocean Kinship "
Ciocan, C. (Organiser), Richard, A. (Member of programme committee), Gant, N. (Member of programme committee) & Dean, T. (Member of programme committee)
20 Jun 2026 → 29 Jun 2026
Activity: Events › Outreach and Public Engagement
Pollution Responses in Marine Organisms
Ciocan, C. (Chair)
1 Jun 2026 → 5 Jun 2026
Activity: Events › Conference
Restoring Our Shores: a community - science approach to Abandoned Boats
Ciocan, C. (Organiser), Richard, A. (Member of programme committee), Coulon, F. (Member of programme committee) & Meeda, Y. (Member of programme committee)
27 Apr 2026 → 29 May 2026
Activity: Events › Outreach and Public Engagement

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Mapping end of life boats: Podcast created and ran by Angie Richard on the citizen science contribution to mapping the abandoned boats in estuaries in France

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Citizen Science Creative Residency"Human–Ocean Kinship "

Pollution Responses in Marine Organisms

Restoring Our Shores: a community - science approach to Abandoned Boats

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