00:15With 208 projects participatives recensés,
00:18it's the sacred union of the smartphone and the microscope
00:21which transforms each promenade and promenade in a searcher of pointe.
00:26We are today in the National Park,
00:28in the valley of the Romanche, near Bourdoisan.
00:33We will see how the prairie behind us
00:35can become a real open laboratory
00:37where each and each can contribute to the research
00:40by observing the biodiversity.
00:43For example, the SPiPOL,
00:44the photography photography of pollinators,
00:47invites participants to observe a plant in a flower
00:50during 20 minutes
00:51and to photograph all the insects.
00:55The cliches are then shared with scientists
00:58and the community of the program.
01:01There are other initiatives that exist
01:03to follow insects, such as Bugs Matter,
01:05which allows automobilists to estimate the abundance of insects
01:09in comptant to find out after a trip in a car
01:11on their plate of matriculation.
01:14Grâce à l'engagement de citoyennes et citoyens
01:16qui suivent des protocoles simples
01:18et transmettent leurs observations,
01:20il est possible de suivre la biodiversité à grande échelle.
01:23Que ce soit sur les oiseaux, les plantes, les insectes
01:26ou les chauves-souris, il existe de nombreux programmes
01:28pour tous les goûts et surtout pour tous les niveaux.
01:30Il n'y a pas besoin d'être un expert pour participer.
01:32Et toutes ces données contribuent à produire des connaissances
01:34essentielles sur la biodiversité
01:36et qui serait absolument impossible de produire autrement
01:39que grâce aux sciences participatives.
01:48Sous-titrage ST' 501
