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Citizen Science Round-up
On Friday, the Great Backyard Bird Count, a massive citizen science project run by Audubon and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, begins. Read about the count in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, here. Or… more →
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1 Out of Every 3 Bites of Food We Eat is Courtesy of a Pollinator
wrote 1 week ago: Do you enjoy Artichokes, Asparagus, Broccoli, Brussel sprouts, Cabbage, Carrots, Cauliflower, Celery … more →
Citizen scientists train to hunt the top 24 invasive plants in Austin
wrote 1 week ago: My sketchbook of the top 24 invasive plant species in Austin, Texas As the Invasive Hunter, I always … more →
What happened to the transcription progress?
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wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the questions we have been grappling with at Notes from Nature is how to add more specimen im … more →
Are you a teacher?
wrote 3 weeks ago: If you are a teacher, and you love Notes from Nature and other Zooniverse projects, now is a great t … more →
"What's in bloom?"
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Have you enjoyed contributing to scientific research by transcribing plant specimen labels in Notes … more →
Bee-ing a BeeSpotter
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve mentioned Jane and Pat before. They are at times referred to as our butterfly ladies for … more →
Profile of Notes from Nature Citizen Scientist: "jaymoore"
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wrote 4 weeks ago: Name: Jonathan Moore (user jaymoore) Country of residence: UK What sort of science background or int … more →
10 Featured Citizen Scientist Projects for Families
wrote 1 month ago: Citizen Scientists are Studying All Over the World From ladybugs to sunflowers to birds to babies … more →
Profile of Notes from Nature Citizen Scientist: “El_Lion”
wrote 1 month ago: Name (or userid if you prefer to remain more private): Eliane Escher (userid: El_Lion and I have no … more →
Profile of Notes from Nature Citizen Scientist: "SandersClan"
wrote 1 month ago: Name: Maggie (my userid is SandersClan). Country of residence: I live in the good ol’ U.S. o … more →
What to do about insufficient information?
wrote 1 month ago: Today’s post is going to highlight a recent conversation amongst Notes from Nature citizen sci … more →
The Ripple: The Magic of Spring Peepers. The Science of Vernal Pools
wrote 1 month ago: How do spring peepers know when to start singing? Vernal pools contain creatures (amphibians and bug … more →
Citizen Scientists Wanted to Monitor Plants as the Seasons Change
wrote 3 months ago: Project BudBurst Citizen Scientist Opportunity for Families & Students For younger children, Bud … more →
curiouser and curiouser...a list of five books on curiosities in the animal kingdom
wrote 3 months ago: What Do You Do With a Tail Like This? by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page Tails with tassels, and tails … more →
How Can You Help the Bees?
wrote 3 months ago: There are many things that each of us can do to help urban honey-, bumble- and solitary-bees. Creati … more →
Science Cafes Offer Sips of Knowledge
wrote 3 months ago: This Reuters article tracks the latest trend- Science Cafes. “Americans may be turning away fr … more →
Researching insects
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wrote 4 months ago: I am trying to identify several insect species, which I am researching for my third book “Fiel … more →
Citizen Science Round-up
wrote 4 months ago: On Friday, the Great Backyard Bird Count, a massive citizen science project run by Audubon and the C … more →
Diamond Lil Lays First Egg
wrote 4 months ago: Robin posted this notice on Facebook this morning. Great to hear! San Francisco’s Peregrine Fa … more →
