Browsing by UP Author "Hulbert, J.M. (Joey)"

Browsing by UP Author "Hulbert, J.M. (Joey)"

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  • Botanical gardens provide valuable baseline Phytophthora diversity data 
    Hulbert, J.M. (Joey); Paap, Trudy; Burgess, Treena I.; Roets, Francois; Wingfield, Michael J. (Elsevier, 2019-12)
    Phytophthora species are important plant pathogens especially due to their ability to invade and change ecosystems. However, information regarding their diversity and distribution is not available in many parts of the ...
  • Challenges and solutions to establishing and sustaining citizen science projects in South Africa 
    Hulbert, J.M. (Joey); Turner, Sophia C.; Scott, Samantha L. (Academy of Science of South Africa, 2019)
    Citizen science is a term for research that engages non-scientists in the collection and generation of data. Many citizen science projects exist within South Africa and, because of their success, we expect more projects ...
  • Citizen science tools available for ecological research in South Africa 
    Hulbert, J.M. (Joey) (South African Society for Animal Science, 2016-05)
    Citizen science is a term for scientific research conducted by non-scientists. Ordinary citizens can participate in research from their home computer, in their own gardens, or in the great outdoors – without any expertise ...
  • Harmonising the fields of invasion science and forest pathology 
    Paap, Trudy; Wingfield, Michael J.; Burgess, Treena I.; Hulbert, J.M. (Joey); Santini, Alberto (Pensoft Publishers, 2020-10-15)
    Invasive alien species are widely recognised as significant drivers of global environmental change, with far reaching ecological and socio-economic impacts. The trend of continuous increases in first records, with no ...
  • The problem with delineating narrow criteria for citizen science 
    Auerbach, Jeremy; Barthelmess, Erika L.; Cavalier, Darlene; Cooper, Caren B.; Fenyk, Heather; Haklay, Mordechai; Hulbert, J.M. (Joey); Kyba, Christopher C.M.; Larson, Lincoln R.; Lewandowski, Eva; Shanley, Lea (National Academy of Sciences, 2019-07-30)
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  • The role of citizen science in addressing grand challenges in food and agriculture research 
    Ryan, S.F.; Adamson, N.L.; Aktipis, A.; Andersen, L.K.; Austin, R.; Barnes, L.; Beasley, M.R.; Bedell, K.D.; Briggs, S.; Chapman, B.; Cooper, Caren B.; Corn, J.O.; Creamer, N.G.; Delborne, J.A.; Domenico, P.; Driscoll, E.; Goodwin, J.; Hjarding, A.; Hulbert, J.M. (Joey); Isard, S.; Just, M.G.; Kar Gupta, K.; López-Uribe, M.M.; O’Sullivan, J.; Landis, E.A.; Madden, A.A.; McKenney, E.A.; Nichols, L.M.; Reading, B.J.; Russell, S.; Sengupta, N.; Shapiro, L.R.; Shell, L.K.; Sheard, J.K.; Shoemaker, D.D.; Sorger, D.M.; Starling, C.; Thakur, S.; Vatsavai, R.R.; Weinstein, M.; Winfrey, P.; Dunn, R.R. (The Royal Society, 2018-11)
    The power of citizen science to contribute to both science and society is gaining increased recognition, particularly in physics and biology. Although there is a long history of public engagement in agriculture and food ...
  • Science engagement in South Africa 
    Hulbert, J.M. (Joey); Roets, F. (American Association for the Advancement of Science, 2018-09)
    Learners from grades 9 to 12 surrounded our Science Week table in the township Khaye-litsha, an impoverished community near Cape Town in South Africa. We were conducting outreach for our project Cape Citizen Science ...
  • Two novel Phytophthora species from the southern tip of Africa 
    Bose, Tanay; Hulbert, J.M. (Joey); Burgess, Treena I.; Paap, Trudy; Roets, Francois; Wingfield, Michael J. (Springer, 2021-06)
    The microbial diversity associated with natural vegetation in the Greater Cape Floristic Region of South Africa is largely unexplored. As part of the Cape Citizen Science programme and independent research, surveys were ...
  • Urban environments provide opportunities for early detections of Phytophthora invasions 
    Hulbert, J.M. (Joey); Agne, Michelle C.; Burgess, Treena I.; Roets, Francois; Wingfield, Michael J. (Springer, 2017-12)
    Globalization has increased the frequency of inadvertent introductions of plant pathogens. Many catastrophic invasions of both natural and agricultural systems have been initiated through anthropogenic dissemination pathways. ...