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The Observer5 months agoResearchers examine the expanding use of participatory science data by state agencies
“Every time somebody uploads a photo to iNaturalist or another citizen science project, it is an observation of biodiversity, but it's also an observation of how...
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CSML Audio Studio7 months ago
Scott Loarie says conservation science isn’t moving fast enough. He describes how iNaturalist is helping
“We’re now producing data on about 300,000 species a year… something that would take on the order of 200 years for a typical museum to collect.”...
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The Observer1 year ago
Merging data from iNaturalist and eBird: Is it possible? These scientists say yes.
Scientists affiliated with the University of California, Davis have successfully merged data from two popular participatory science apps—iNaturalist and eBird—to capture known seasonal patterns of bird...
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The Observer2 years ago
Mass Audubon is looking for community science data volunteers
Through a network of 107 wildlife sanctuaries and partner properties across the state, Massachusetts residents can easily find locations to immerse themselves in nature while gathering...
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The Observer2 years ago
In Connecticut, Earth sciences Professor uses citizen science data to support research on urban ferns
As Tammo Reichgelt was walking around his urban Connecticut town one day, he noticed that certain species of ferns were growing on human-made structures and thriving....
How Canadian early-career researchers organized to improve funding for future scientists
Photo Essay: Junior Scientists at Harlem BioBus celebrate a year of discovery
US-based nonprofit Engineers & Scientists Acting Locally (ESAL) receives a $100k unrestricted gift to support its civic engagement work
Did You Know: Boston’s Museum of Science is opening a Public Science Common? Here are some questions to consider
Did You Know: A museum dedicated to the brain is being developed in Southern California?
Peer teaching as empowerment? Exploring NeuroBoricuas with Dr. Christian Bravo-Rivera
Did You Know: A museum dedicated to the brain is being developed in Southern California?
Did You Know: Boston’s Museum of Science is opening a Public Science Common? Here are some questions to consider
US-based nonprofit Engineers & Scientists Acting Locally (ESAL) receives a $100k unrestricted gift to support its civic engagement work
How Canadian early-career researchers organized to improve funding for future scientists
Did You Know: Boston’s Museum of Science is opening a Public Science Common? Here are some questions to consider
Did You Know: A museum dedicated to the brain is being developed in Southern California?
STEM Unbarred: What the initiative is learning about hands-on science for incarcerated youth
Exploring workforce needs and intergenerational learning in informal STEM education
