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      Reaching non-specialist audiences and engaging them with science at an affordable seaside campsite

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      Research for All
      UCL IOE Press
      CAMPSITE, PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, INSECTS, INFORMAL LEARNING, FOOD, ENTOMOLOGY

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          In 2018, the British Science Association piloted a project that involved partnering with an activity provider and campsite in Ramsgate to determine whether affordable, accessible campsites near the seaside would be an effective location to reach audiences unengaged with science and engage them with food sustainability and eating insects. Results suggested that mostly unengaged audiences were present and that their attitude towards science improved after taking part. Future work should trial different activities and campsite partnerships across the UK, on a larger scale and at busier times of year.

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          72010652
          Research for All
          UCL IOE Press
          2399-8121
          01 February 2020
          : 4
          : 1
          : 6-15
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          2399-8121(20200201)4:1L.6;1- s2.phd /ioep/rfa/2020/00000004/00000001/art00002
          10.18546/RFA.04.1.02
          e97ff592-1916-4193-a816-6dc8934f6755
          Copyright @ 2020
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          Assessment, Evaluation & Research methods,Education & Public policy,Educational research & Statistics
          ENTOMOLOGY,INSECTS,PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT,CAMPSITE,FOOD,INFORMAL LEARNING

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