The Anthropocene, the so-called Age of Humans, challenges the realm of environmental research to reflect on and ultimately change its premises and practices. As ecological change occurs asynchronously and unevenly, it has highly divergent consequences for different actors and communities depending on their social, cultural, geographical or economic backgrounds. To adequately deal with this disparity it is needed firstly to enter into new fields of research and secondly to alter scientific practices. Focusing on natural history museums as sites of knowledge production and environmental research, we look at past and ongoing inequalities in environmental collection practices, and propose a path of reform via participatory practices. In our paper, we identify three aspects of participatory research and collecting practices to stimulate an evolution of environmental research practices, and highlight current research projects that face these challenges in the following sections: 1. Rethinking and transforming language and naming practices, 2. Multiperspectival practices, 3. Entanglement and digital practices.

人类世，即所谓的人类时代，挑战环境研究领域，反思并最终改变其前提和实践。由于生态变化是异步且不均匀发生的，它对不同的参与者和社区产生截然不同的后果，具体取决于他们的社会、文化、地理或经济背景。为了充分解决这种差距，首先需要进入新的研究领域，其次需要改变科学实践。我们着眼于自然历史博物馆作为知识生产和环境研究的场所，审视过去和当前环境收藏实践中的不平等，并提出一条通过参与性实践进行改革的路径。在我们的论文中，我们确定了参与性研究和收集实践的三个方面，以刺激环境研究实践的演变，并在以下部分重点介绍当前面临这些挑战的研究项目：1.重新思考和转变语言和命名实践，2.多视角实践，3.纠缠和数字实践。