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As the International Science Tourism Network we want to support and strengthen the dissemination of your projects on the platform
The flagship initiatives are recognized as scientific tourism by the Network. They report how scientific research, local actors and visitors or students collaborate, contribute to scientific knowledge and its dissemination. For each one, a brief summary of the project and some relevant technical and scientific background is provided.
The benefits of publicizing their activities are to promote exchanges, attract scientists, students or volunteers to their projects and strengthen them. Today, the information of the initiatives reaches a wide national and international audience with a monthly average of 600 unique visits.
The first to know about the information disseminated by the Network and the scope of the initiatives are the partners from different universities and national and international research and development centers and the groups in which the students, colleagues and friends work.
Benefits of membership
Choose
To be able to participate in the annual general assembly that orients the INST Network and elects its board of directors.
Participate
To eventually be part of the Network's scientific committee, evaluated by peers based on their experience, work and existing scientific publications.
Orientation
Benefit from the help of the scientific committee and other partners to guide your initiative.
Information
Receive the newsletter and news from the Network.
Useful material
Access to archives, publications, papers, courses and other materials useful for research and development of scientific tourism.
As partners and friends of the International Science Tourism Network we would like to invite you to strengthen the dissemination of your projects on the platform www.scientific-tourism.org. To date, 13 emblematic initiatives have been developed. These have the seal of scientific tourism and show how scientific research, local actors and visitors or students can collaborate. For each one, a brief summary of the project and some relevant technical and scientific background for its dissemination is provided.
The benefits of publicizing their activities are to promote exchanges, attract scientists, students or volunteers to their projects in order to strengthen them. Today, the information of the initiatives reaches a wide national and international audience (300 average monthly visits, Chile 30.2% – U.S. 11.1% – France 9.3%.). The first to learn about the information disseminated by the Network and the scope of the initiatives are the 50 scientific partners from different universities and research and development centers in Latin America, Canada and Europe and the groups in which students, colleagues and friends work.
Benefits of membership
Choose
To be able to take part in the annual general assembly that orients the INST Network and elects its board of directors.
Participate
To eventually be part of the Network's scientific committee, evaluated by peers based on their experience, work and existing scientific publications.
Orientation
Benefit from the help of the scientific committee and other partners to guide your initiative.
Information
Receive the newsletter and news from the Network.
Useful material
Access to archives, publications, papers, courses and other materials useful for research and development of scientific tourism.
Application Form
Is it my Science Tourism project?
Evaluate your initiative
To evaluate if your initiative is a Science Tourism initiative and then consolidate it, postulate your initiative. If it is positively evaluated, we will send you a summary form to disseminate it.
Invitation:
This platform seeks to strengthen their valuable activities, since having the seal of scientific tourism allows them to stand out and show their qualities.
To evaluate if your initiative is a Science Tourism initiative and then consolidate it, postulate your initiative. If it is positively evaluated, we will send you a summary form to disseminate it.
Our team will accompany you in completing the complete form for subsequent review by the scientific committee of the Network, to corroborate its relevance, contribution to scientific research, strengthening of local communities and dissemination of scientific knowledge to visitors.
The cost of having an initiative summary https://scientific-tourism.org/iniciativas-en-desarrollo/ is free but to promote a complete initiative “flagship initiatives” the validation process has a value of US$ 100 with updates (up to 3) during the first year. The company in charge of the management of the site is GrowBetter.Agency, this is who delivers invoice or ticket for this service. It should be noted that the Network does not sell products, but only promotes initiatives of its members and associates.
In order to have a complete initiative on the website, it must be associated with a member in good standing. The network membership fee is US$50/year. A partner must be a representative of an institution, a scientist, a student, a director or coordinator in charge of a project linking sciences (all disciplines including topics associated with sociology and “ancestral knowledge”, and tourism involving the enhancement of scientific knowledge.
The application for membership is made after an initial favorable evaluation by sending the form “Is my initiative a scientific tourism initiative? One can be a partner without having a dissemination initiative on the website.
We invite you to review this site and contact us through one of the e-mails indicated on our contact page.
Best regards,
Fabien Bourlonstrong
,Coordinator
International Research Network
and Development of Scientific Tourism (INST)
Invitation:
This platform seeks to strengthen their valuable activities, since having the seal of scientific tourism allows them to stand out and show their qualities.
To consolidate or postulate an initiative, there is a form at the bottom of this page to download, fill out and send to a coordinator. The coordinator supports the development of the form and then sends it for peer review by the scientific committee of the Network, to corroborate its relevance, contribution to scientific research, strengthening local communities and the dissemination of scientific knowledge in general and in particular to visitors, after the committee gives its approval, the coordinator is responsible for uploading and publishing the project on this platform.
The cost of having an initiative published and coordinated for the validation of the proposed project is US$ 50 or US$ 80, depending on the plan chosen, with or without updates (up to 3) during the first year.
Updating the initiative in the following years has a value of US$ 30. The company in charge of the management of the site is Growbetter.agency, this is who delivers invoice or ticket for this service. It should be noted that the Network does not sell products, but only promotes initiatives of its members.
In order to have an initiative on the website, it must be associated with a member in good standing. The network membership fee is US$50/year. A partner must be a representative of an institution, a scientist, a student, a director or coordinator in charge of a project linking sciences (all disciplines including topics associated with sociology and “ancestral knowledge”, and tourism involving the enhancement of scientific knowledge.
The application for membership is made by e-mail and the sponsorship of an active member of the network. You can become a partner without having an initiative in diffusion on the web site, without further ado we invite you to review this site and contact us through one of the mails indicated on our contact page.
We are at your disposal for any questions you may have.
Best regards,
Fabien Bourlon
Coordinador
International Research Network
and Development of Scientific Tourism (INST)
Scientific Committee
The scientific committee validates the scientific relevance of the Scientific Tourism initiatives and publications promoted on this site. All applications are sent to the network coordination team and the scientific review committee prior to publication.
- Fabien Bourlon, Geógrafo, Centro de Investigación en Ecosistemas de la Patagonia (CIEP) y Université Grenoble Alpes (Chile / Francia)
- Pascal Mao – Geógrafo, Université Grenoble Alpes (France)
- Franck Michel – Antropólogo, Association La Croisée des Routes (France / Indonésie)
- Philippe Bourdeau – Geógrafo, Université Grenoble Alpes (France)
- Pablo Szmulewicz – Antropólogo / Economista, Universidad Austral de Chile, (retirado), Chile
- Cesar Guala – Universidad Austral de Chile, (retirado), Chile
- Olivier Dehorme – Economista, Université des Antilles Françaises (France)
- Sergio Nunès – Institut Pomar (Portugal)
- François de Grandpré, Economista, Université du Québec à Trois Rivières, Canada
- Dr. Gabriel Inostroza, Geógrafo, Universidad Austral de Chile, Campus Patagonia, Chile
- Dr. Adriano Rovira, Geógrafo, Universidad Austral de Chile, (retirado), Chile
- Mg. Mauricio Osorio, Antropólogo, Sociedad de Historia y Geografía de Aysén. Chile
- Mg. Yannick Vialette, Geógrafo, Université Grenoble Alpes, France
- Dr. Francisco Mena, Arqueólogo, Centro de Investigación en Ecosistemas de la Patagonia (retirado), Chile
- Dr. Giovanni Daneri, Oceanógrafo,Centro de Investigación en Ecosistemas de la Patagonia, Chile
- Dr. Nicolas Bourlon, Ecólogo, Office International de l’Eau (Brasil)
- Dr. William Bryan, Two Montana and Off de Beaten Path Inc., (USA)
Network Directive
Network coordination team, according to the agreement of the General Assembly of April 30, 2019.
- Dr. Fabien Bourlon (CIEP), Presidente y encargado área de America Latina,
- Dr. Michel Bregolín (UCS), Vice-Présidente y encargado Brasil y iniciativas en portugués
- Dr. Pablo Szmulewicz (UACH), Director, responsable área geográfica de Chile
- Dr. François de Grandpré (UQTR), Director, responsable area geográfica de Canada
- Dr. Pascal Mao (UGA), Director, responsable area geográfica de Francia