ClimateWatch data is inadequate to identify a change in distribution of the Australian Water Dragon, Intellagama lesuerii
Burnett, H., Rick, Z., Whitmee, M. and Lazarte, J.Citizen Science inaccurately represents any effect of climate change on the distribution of the Australian Water Dragon
Bartulovich, A., Drummond, S., Miller, A. and Newfield, K.Climate change has an impact on calling behaviour but not the distribution of the Black-faced cuckoo-shrike
Honter, K., McFarlane, H., Mitra, R. and Toomey, L.The Black-faced cuckoo-shrike is not presently affected by climate change, but there are indications of future impacts
Rand, R., Thomas, A., Halie, J. and Hilgenberg, I.Potential for improvement is identified in ClimateWatch data collection for the Bluebottle jellyfish, Physalia utriculus
Turner, K., Khoo, S., Maitland, M., Marshall, L and Scully, J.Rising sea temperatures are affecting the distribution of the Bluebottle Jellyfish, Physalia utriculus
Draper, S., Musca, L., Peng, Y. and Wang, T.The influence of temperature on flowering and indication of a shift in distribution of Cape Lilac (Melia azedarach) in Australia
Byrne, C., Yong, E., Ryan, E. and Williams, SSuboptimal reliability linked to citizen science data for Sturnus vulgaris
Mei, A., Pham, F., Nicholson, K. and Anderson, K.Increase in temperature in the eastern states of Australia has had no major effect on the distribution of the Eastern Spinebill, Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris
Caldwell, A., Saxton, J. and Engelbrecht, Z.Is the changing migratory pattern of the Eastern Spinebill due to climate change or to unreliable citizen science data?
Coxon, C., Kelly, J., Neilson, J. and Robertson, S.Rising temperatures and decreased rainfall causing increased defoliation and delayed flowering in Quercus robur
Ahmad, A., Bryne, D., Afiq, M. and Richards, A.A critical study of ClimateWatch sightings using citizen scientist data on Quercus robur
Hutchison, N., Eckardt-Cheong, K., Moldrich, H. and Harrison, L.Citizen science shown to be unreliable: a case study of the ClimateWatch species Vespula germanica
Falsay, J., Bonner, K., Crawford, K and Phillips, R.Inconsistencies in sightings of phenological variation in the Southern garden skink (Lampropholis guichenoti) by citizen scientists
Jobson, E., Matwiejew, E. Nejatian, M. and Pang, G.The distribution of Nephila pilipes shows a correlation with rainfall patterns: a citizen science case study
Hodges, B., Plunkett, K., Nguyen, A. and Wong, N.Unreliable citizen scientists: a study of data collected on the Giant golden orb spider, Nephila pilipes
Datar, A., Huynh, S., van Wyngaarden, S. and Wilcox, T.Citizen Science data on the Gymea lily (Doryanthes excelsa) is reliable, but not suitable for climate change research
Fiori, J., Tam, K., Vignesvaran, L. and Kerr, R.Citizen Science is a reliable tool for assessing variation in the phenological events of the Gymea Lily, Doryanthes excelsa
Alleman, T., Boukhoubza, M., Burnett, H. and Moreno, R.The commencement of female cone development may become increasingly early for the Pencil pine (Athrotaxis cupressoides)
Capurso, R., Er, J., Nyuyen, J. and Wang, N.ClimateWatch data suggests advances in the annual breeding of the Pied Butcherbird (Cracticus nigrogularis) in conjunction with increasing temperature
Patrick, R.M., Seneviratne, S.P.D., Lee, S.Q.Y. and Wong, Y M.The reliability of ClimateWatch data in relation to changes in breeding patterns of the Pied Butcherbird, Cracticus nigrogularis
Parkyn, C., Malone, J. and Cummins, D.ClimateWatch records for the Ribwort Plantain (Plantago lanceolata) do not show a distinct phenophase
Grigg, D., Loh, R., Ta.K. and Zhang, X.ClimateWatch data indicate increases in temperature may alter the distribution of Plantago lanceolata in Australia
Eggers, J., Etchells, H., Galante, S. and Tapper, B.Turning up the heat: increased temperatures may alter the flowering times of the Silver banksia, Banksia marginata
Barden, H., Dolecki, E., Gupta, A. and Walker, C.Silver banksia in times of change; latitudinal shift corresponds to variation in timing of phenophases
Binks, A., Collins, L., and Lambert, K.An investigation proves the reliability of citizen science through an examination of the Southern brown tree frog (Litoria ewingii)
Irving, K., Krol, L., Barter, L. and Ferguson, R.Analysis of climate change effects on Litoria ewingii is inconclusive due to unreliable data
Delaporte, D., Elliott, K., Fowler, C. and White, M.Flowering of Acacia suaveolens is not influenced by latitude
Bowen, H., Koning, H., Triplett, H., Lennon, S. and Cranswick, T.It counts who counts: ClimateWatch citizen scientists data unreliable for Acacia suaveolens
Pennington, H., Tothill, T. and Chen, Z.ClimateWatch and the Swift parrot: an unusable citizen science dataset
Vogel, K., Gilmore, K., Hashemi, M. and Hashemi, P.Should ClimateWatch be watching its citizen scientists? ClimateWatch data is found to be unreliable for Lathamus discolour recordings
Dumbrava, R., Abbas, Z. and Caspersz-Loney, J.Missing the target: ClimateWatch citizen scientists produce an inaccurate and unreliable dataset for the Yellow-faced honeyeater, Lichenostomus chrysops
Barnett, C., Ghattas, M., Niazi, S and Schaillee, M.Questioning the reliability of citizen science data for the Yellow-faced honeyeater, Lichenostomus chrysops
Middleton, K., Muller, E., Cerna, J. and Robertson, K.