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Smoke on the horizon: leveling up citizen and social science to motivate health protective responses during wildfires

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Smoke on the horizon: leveling up citizen and social science to motivate health protective responses during wildfires

S. E. Prince, S. E. Muskin, et al.

Discover how the Smoke Sense citizen science project is revolutionizing the way we respond to wildfire smoke events! This innovative smartphone app encourages health protective behaviors through engaging user experiences. This impactful research was conducted by Steven E. Prince, Sarah E. Muskin, Samantha J. Kramer, ShihMing Huang, Timothy Blakey, and Ana G. Rappold.

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