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How Citizen Science Crew Contribute
Field Data Collection
- Assisting with eDNA/eRNA sample collection under supervision
- Recording environmental conditions and metadata
- Supporting sensor deployment and retrieval
Sample Processing & Documentation
- Logging and preserving samples for analysis
- Assisting in wet/dry lab workflows (under trained oversight)
- Verifying data quality and consistency
Analysis Support & Data Management
- Helping organise and review datasets
- Assisting with mapping, tagging, and archive workflows
Reporting & Contribution
- Helping prepare field notes, contributions to research briefs
- Supporting ethical documentation under project leads
Citizen science participants always work under the supervision and direction of Expedition Audacity researchers and crew.
Time Commitment
Citizen Science Crew opportunities vary by project and season — from short coastal deployments to multi-week voyages.
Training Required
All participants complete orientation to safety, data protocols, and ethical conduct. Fieldwork will be supervised.
Voluntary Participation
These roles are voluntary. Participants are not compensated. Expedition Audacity covers basic logistics when onboard, but travel to/from embarkation points, gear, and personal expenses are the responsibility of the participant unless otherwise indicated.
Safety
Field and vessel environments can be demanding. Participants must be able to follow safety protocols and work within specified physical and operational limits.