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Community Data Webinar "Integrating Community Data for Reliable Conservation Evidence"

Community data can provide valuable evidence for conservation — from community surveys and ODK forms to observations and local knowledge. But collecting the data is only the first step. The real challenge is how to organise, connect, analyse, and report on it alongside other conservation data in a way that supports credible and reliable evidence of activities and impact.

In this interactive webinar, Sensing Clues and PAMS Foundation explore practical ways to work with community data and integrate it with field data in one platform. See how bringing different data sources together can create a more complete evidence base for conservation monitoring, strengthen the reliability of analyses, and make it easier to turn data into clear, evidence-based reports.

The session combines practical examples, real-world experience, and open discussion.

💡In this free Webinar, we will:

  • Introduce Sensing Clues and PAMS Foundation and their collaboration 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 community and field data can strengthen 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:

⏰ Event Time:

  • 15:00–16:00 (Central Europe / CET)

🌍 Local Times:

  • Los Angeles & San Francisco: 06:00–07:00 (PST)

  • New York: 09:00–10:00 (EST)

  • London: 14:00–15:00 (GMT)

  • South Africa: 16:00–17:00 (SAST)

  • East Africa: 17:00–18:00 (EAT)

  • India: 19:30–20:30 (IST)

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