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Multiple exposure: integrative repeat photography for environmental change.

Dan Zhu¹, Kaipu Yin¹, Robert K Moseley²

¹Chengdu Institute of Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, No. 23, Qunxian Street South, Chengdu 610213, China.

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|December 7, 2025

Summary

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Repeat photography and citizen science document environmental changes. This interdisciplinary approach enhances ecological understanding and empowers communities to address global challenges.

Keywords:

community engagement democratic equality historical photography reciprocity socioecological narrative spatiotemporal resolution

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Area of Science:

Environmental Science
Ecology
Citizen Science

Background:

Environmental changes require innovative documentation methods.
Natural history collections offer valuable long-term data.
Citizen science engages the public in scientific research.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the integration of repeat photography, natural history, and citizen science.
To document and understand environmental changes through an interdisciplinary approach.
To revitalize natural history and empower communities in environmental monitoring.

Main Methods:

Utilizing repeat photography to capture sequential images of environments.
Integrating historical natural history data with contemporary observations.
Leveraging citizen science platforms for data collection and public engagement.

Main Results:

Demonstrated the effectiveness of repeat photography in visualizing ecological shifts.
Showcased the synergistic benefits of combining different data sources.
Highlighted increased public engagement and understanding of local environmental issues.

Conclusions:

The integration of repeat photography, natural history, and citizen science provides a powerful framework for environmental change documentation.
This interdisciplinary approach enhances ecological understanding and empowers communities.
It offers a transformative strategy for addressing global environmental challenges.