Project partners

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	Associate Professor , Department of Biology, has extensive academic expertise in freshwater ecology with 15 years of relevant research experience. In addition, over the years she has collaborated with and disseminated knowledge to citizens, associations, educational institutions, landowners etc. Most recently, she has been professionally responsible for the Citizen Science project ‘Find a Lake’. Sara is the coordinator and contact person for ‘Lakes in spare Time’.
	, Deputy Head of SDU’s library and Head of SDU Citizen Science Knowledge Center.
	, Head of Division, Faculty of Health Sciences. Contact person for SDU Citizen Science Knowledge Center.
	, Associate Professor of Freshwater Ecology with many years of experience in disseminating lake ecology.
	, Associate Professor of Freshwater Ecology with many years of experience in disseminating lake ecology.
	Claudia S. Karlsen, Research Assistant
	Research Assistant
	, Research Assistant
	Laura Amy Mohaupt, Thesis Student
	Christina S. B. Greve, Primary School Teacher and AP Graduate in Agro Business and Landscape Management

	, Associate Professor and Head of Centre for Science Studies, Aarhus University. AU contributes with the collection and dissemination of the project’s scientific competencies.
	:Represented by Chairman Jakob Walløe Hansen. The Association will contribute to the development of the activities and the dissemination of the project’s content among nature guides in Denmark.
	The City of , after-school care facilities, represented by Deputy Head Lise K. Knarttrup (contact person), Tingløkke School (Tingløkkeskolen) and Deputy Head Anne Kristine K. Riis, Kroggård School (Kroggårdsskolen). They contribute to the development, implementation and dissemination/presentation of the project’s activities within their target groups
	Ranger Henrik Kalckar Hansen. The Nature School contributes to the development, testing and implementation of the project’s activities.
	: Jens W. B. Petersen, Head of the Central Library and the public area. The libraries contribute to the dissemination of the project’s activities, lending of materials and serve as a collection point for water samples.