Science needs more eyes, ears and perspectives than scientists alone can deliver. Enter citizen science: a collaboration between scientists and those of us who are just curious or concerned and motivated to make a difference. People just like you are collecting data by taking photos of clouds or streams, documenting changes in nature, using smartphone sensors to help scientists monitor water and air quality, or playing games to help advance health and medical research. A citizen science project can involve one person or millions of people collaborating towards a common goal. Typically, public involvement is in data collection, analysis or reporting.
Dive with us 2,300 metres below sea level at the Main Endeavour field.
Meet the Pacific Ocean’s deepest ocean dwellers using ONC’s underwater observatories and video footage.
Play our ocean science observation game where volunteers help analyse ONC’s deep-sea videos.