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Developing the global potential of citizen science: Assessing opportunities that benefit people, society and the environment in East Africa

Helen E. Roy | Michael J. O. Pocock | Tom A. August | Thuita Thenya | Anthony Kuria | Tom August | Mwangi Githiru | John Bett | M. Pocock | Michael Opige | T. August | H. Roy | M. Githiru | R. Trevelyan | B. Kissui | A. Kuria | P. Njoroge | F. Barasa | J. Bett | J. Kairo | Julius Kimani | W. Kinuthia | I. Madindou | Kamau Mbogo | Judith Mirembe | P. Mugo | Faith Milkah Wakonyo Muniale | Edwin Gichohi Njuguna | M. Olendo | T. Otieno | C. Ng'weno | E. Pallangyo | T. Thenya | Ann Wanjiru | Bernard Kissui | Michael Opige | Fred Barasa | James Kairo | Julius Kimani | Wanja Kinuthia | Ireene Madindou | Kamau Mbogo | Judith Mirembe | Paul Mugo | Faith Milkah Muniale | Peter Njoroge | Mike Izava Olendo | Tobias O. Otieno | Caroline Chebet Ng'weno | Elisha Pallangyo | Ann Wanjiru | Rosie Trevelyan | C. Ng’weno

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