We combine methods from biology and machine learning to track pollinators in time-lapse images 🐝 Help our research by becoming a PolliWatcher on Zooniverse 💫
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Hang in there! More data is up on the site and our lovely #PolliWatchers are already chiming away at it 👏
Wishing you all a lovely final day of August 🌼
(🎞 by @IsaLykke)
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We are offering a 5-day PhD course in Ecological entomology and climate change 4-8 October 2021. Great international group of teachers in beautiful Mols Bjerge, Denmark. Please RT and/or sign up events.au.dk/ccee2021
50K new subjects are live on #PollinatorWatch on @the_zooniverse 🙌 Go check it out now at zooniverse.org/projects/toke…
🐝 Once again, we are out of data 🐝
100K crops in little over a month is just incredible! Thank you so much to everyone who helped out during this and previous rounds of classification 🙏
Keep an eye out here for future updates on #PollinatorWatch 🦋🪰🐝
Our local wild flower bed here in Aarhus is keeping the pollinators busy atm 🐝 wishing you all a colorful summer 🌻
Today #PollinatorWatch rounded 7000 volunteers on @the_zooniverse 🔥 Thank you so much everyone for all your great efforts 🙏
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Today I was offered a full professorship @AU_Biodiversity @AarhusUni. This is my dream job and I am hugely thankful for the opportunity!
In my new position, I hope to stay mindful of my responsibility to mentor early career scientists in their efforts to stay in science.
160K+ brand new #PollinatorWatch subjects are now live on @the_zooniverse 🔥 Help a pollinator out by joining our team of more than 6000 volunteers at zooniverse.org/projects/toke… 🐝
Remember that a little effort goes a long way, so no shame in starting small and doing what you can 😃
The pollinators will thank you for it 🌼🦋🪰🐝 (n/n)
6. And obviously, if you aren't already, become a #PolliWatcher on @the_zooniverse and help us understand pollinator decline in the Arctic and beyond: zooniverse.org/projects/toke… 🙌
(4/n)
3. Avoid the use of all pesticides ☠️
4. Make space for the insects (maybe by hanging up an insect-hotel) 🌳
5. Educate yourself on the issue and talk to your friends about it 🤓
(3/n)
1. You can leave more wild nature alone (eg. stop moving your lawn, leave old branches for insects to live/hibernate in etc) 🐝
2. Plant native plants for your area (maybe you have a garden or a small green area? Even just a pot on a balcony can help) 🌼
(2/n)
A great question from one of our #PolliWatchers:
"How can we go about to increasing pollination and go about supporting bee's throughout our ecosystem?"
(Source: zooniverse.org/projects/toke…)
Well, there are many thing you can do! 👇 (1/n)
Once again our amazing team of #PolliWatchers have exceeded our expectations in both annotation speed and perseverance 🔥 Over 450K annotations in less than two weeks - just incredible! Thank you for your continued support for the project, we really appreciate it 🙏🪰🌼
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As we reached 6000 volunteers, it is great to see that our zooniverse.org/projects/toke… is THE most active project on @the_zooniverse. @PollinatorWatch @NeATundra
A brand new batch of data is live on #PollinatorWatch after our amazing volunteers finished the first one in only a month 🔥
Help us understand plant-pollinator interaction by becoming a #PolliWatcher here: zooniverse.org/projects/toke… 🐝
Check out this super cool project that one of our very own #PolliWatchers has set up on Galiano Island, Canada! galiwatch.ca 🤩
Fantastic to see how #CitizenSciene projects like #PollinatorWatch can inspire others and create this kind of ripple effect 🌼🪰🐝🦋🙌