Get Involved in rePhotoSA
There are several ways in which you can contribute to the success of rePhotoSA. First prize would be for you to Become a citizen scientist to contribute to the understanding of landscape change through the submission of repeat photographs. In addition, we rely on the public and other bodies to Donate historical photographs of landscapes, the foundation of the project. You can also Become a donor of funds towards running costs of the project, which include processing of historical photographs, training of citizen scientists in the field, trips to take repeats, marketing and social media, and so much more.
Further details are provided on the links below.
 Become a citizen scientist |
 Donate historical photographs |
 Become a donor |
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