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Tracking the long-term dynamics of plant diversity in Northeast Spain with a network of volunteers and rangers

机译：通过志愿者和护林员网络跟踪西班牙东北部植物多样性的长期动态

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Scientific projects can greatly benefit from the participation of non-professionals in identifying environmental changes at a variety of spatial and temporal scales. In 2010, we launched a long-term project in Northeast Spain (MONITO) that has recruited more than 200 volunteers and rangers. Participants monitor regional-species distribution and local-population abundance for a wide variety of plant species: threatened, rare, and indicators of climatic change or habitats of interest. At the local abundance level (the novel Adopt-a-plant program), they carry out annual censuses of population abundance for 10years at least, to eventually estimate standard trends and future vulnerability. In order to show the functional structure of the network and facilitate implementation elsewhere, we evaluate the key aspects of MONITO, which currently involves 183 single-species or multi-species monitoring sites. We use the participant database, an anonymous survey, and the analyses of time invested in fieldwork training, participant turnover, and scientific assessment of monitoring quality. No significant differences were found between volunteers and rangers regarding time invested per monitoring site, quality of data collected, or primary motivation (participating in a real scientific experience). Volunteers fit better the local abundance level and reach higher satisfaction and learning. Rangers contribute more to the distribution level and present a higher turnover throughout the monitoring period. MONITO represents a successful way of tracking real biodiversity changes and connecting scientific research to public outreach. Mentoring is a key element of this project, together with a socially integrative (participants with and without experience) and methodologically complementary approach.
机译：非专业人员的参与可以在各种时空尺度上识别环境变化，从而使科研项目受益匪浅。 2010年，我们在西班牙东北部（MONITO）启动了一个长期项目，已招募了200多名志愿者和护林员。参与者监测各种植物物种的区域物种分布和当地人口的丰富度：受威胁的，稀有的，气候变化或感兴趣的生境的指标。在当地的人口丰度水平（新颖的采用植物计划），他们至少对人口丰度进行了10年的年度普查，以最终估算标准趋势和未来的脆弱性。为了显示网络的功能结构并促进其他地方的实施，我们评估了MONITO的关键方面，该组织目前涉及183个单物种或多物种监测点。我们使用参与者数据库，匿名调查以及对在实地培训，参与者流动和监测质量的科学评估中投入的时间进行分析。志愿者和护林员之间在每个监视站点上花费的时间，收集的数据质量或主要动机（参与真正的科学经验）之间没有发现显着差异。志愿者更适合当地的富裕程度，并获得更高的满意度和学习能力。在整个监测期间，护林员对分配水平的贡献更大，并且营业额更高。 MONITO是跟踪实际生物多样性变化并将科学研究与公众联系联系起来的成功方法。指导是该项目的关键要素，是一种社会融合（有和没有经验的参与者）和方法上互补的方法。

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