Community Data Webinar with Sensing Clues: Integrating Community Data for Reliable Conservation Evidence
The Community Data Webinar "Integrating Community Data for Reliable Conservation Evidence" explores how to connect community surveys, ODK forms, and field observations in one platform. The session focuses on practical approaches to bringing different data sources together, enabling more reliable analysis and evidence-based reporting.
đź“… Date: Tuesday, 24 November 2026
⏰ Event Time: 15:00–16:00 (CET / Amsterdam time)
🌍 Local Times: Los Angeles 06:00 (PST) | New York 09:00 (EST) | London 14:00 (GMT) | Central Europe 15:00 (CET) | South Africa 16:00 (SAST) | East Africa 17:00 (EAT) | India 19:30 (IST)
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In this interactive free webinar, we will:Â
- Introduce the collaboration between Sensing Clues and PAMS Foundation in community-led conservation.
- Explore the role, value, and challenges of community data as evidence for conservation.
- Look at community data collection using surveys and ODK forms.
- Show how Sensing Clues connects community and field data in one platform.
- Explore how combining different data sources strengthens the evidence base for conservation activities and outcomes.
- Demonstrate how connected data can support reliable analysis, monitoring, and impact reporting in seconds.
- Create space for questions, discussion, and deeper exploration.
Speakers:
- Jan-Kees Schakel, Founder of Sensing Clues
- Michele Menegon, Director at PAMS Foundation
Whether you’re already collecting community data or looking for better ways to integrate it into your conservation workflows, this webinar offers practical insights into turning fragmented data into a more complete and reliable evidence base.
At Sensing Clues, we believe the most effective conservation solutions are built together. Through collaboration with partners, communities, and practitioners worldwide, we develop approaches that support biodiversity monitoring, community-led conservation, and better use of conservation data. Everyone is warmly invited to join, share experiences, and explore new ways of strengthening conservation evidence and impact.