John C. Tweddle

Natural History Museum — United Kingdom

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Species Distribution and Climate Change(15), Animal and Plant Science Education(10), Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(7), Geology and Paleoclimatology Research(3), Archaeology and ancient environmental studies(3)

Publications30 total

How can natural history museums help nature recover?
Trends in Ecology & Evolution·2026Open Access
Catalysts for change: Museum gardens in a planetary emergency
Plants People Planet·2025Open Access
Boosting biodiversity in school grounds: a theory of change
ARPHA proceedings·2024· 1 citedOpen Access
FOUR. Project Planning and Design
2020
Project Planning and Design
2020
Citizen science and the role of natural history museums
UCL Press eBooks·2018· 29 cited
The diversity and evolution of ecological and environmental citizen science
PLoS ONE·2017· 337 citedOpen Access
Data for the ‘Orchid Observers’ project
Oxford University Research Archive (ORA) (University of Oxford)·2017
Contributions to conservation outcomes by natural history museum-led citizen science: Examining evidence and next steps
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)·2017Open Access
Contributions to conservation outcomes by natural history museum-led citizen science: Examining evidence and next steps
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)·2017Open Access
Contributions to conservation outcomes by natural history museum-led citizen science: Examining evidence and next steps
Biological Conservation·2016· 164 citedOpen Access
The OPAL bugs count survey: exploring the effects of urbanisation and habitat characteristics using citizen science
Urban Ecosystems·2015· 23 cited
Crowdsourcing Europe: Improving access, usability and enriching data on 385 million natural history specimens
Figshare·2015Open Access
NA3 Del 3.4 Crowdsourcing report Phase 2
2015
Guide to citizen science: developing, implementing and evaluating citizen science to study biodiversity and theenvironment in the UK
2012· 10 cited
Important role of citizen science in monitoring UK biodiversity
2012· 4 cited
Understanding citizen science and environmental monitoring: final report on behalf of UK Environmental Observation Framework
2012· 85 cited
Biotagging Manchester: Interdisciplinary Exploration of Biodiversity
Leonardo·2011· 2 citedOpen Access
<i>100 Years of Climate Change:</i> A Night-Time Audio Walk
Leonardo·2011· 2 cited
Pollen preservation zones as an interpretative tool in Holocene palynology
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology·2010· 50 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

John Dickie(6), Lucy D. Robinson(6), Helen E. Roy(6), Angela T. Moles(5), David D. Ackerly(5), Mark Westoby(5), Michael J. O. Pocock(5), Campbell O. Webb(3), A. J. Pitman(3), Gregory B. Pauly(3), Lila Higgins(3), Rebecca F. Johnson(3), R. D. Smith(2), Michelle R. Leishman(2), Margaret M. Mayfield(2), Jeff T. Wood(2), Kevin J. Edwards(2), L.D. Robinson(2), Drew Hemment(2), HJ Ballard(2)