A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit helping Veterans participate in Citizen Science & Sponsoring EcoRecon Expeditions to National Parks šŸžļøhttps://xitter.cf/t.co/Lz3OAAyL0r

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The population of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in Dinosaur National Monument has been undergoing translocations since 1952. Researchers recently looked at how the population has been faring since. wildlife.org/wm-translocated…
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Hummingbirds are making their way south! ā¬‡ļø Each fall, these tiny dynamos travel thousands of miles from breeding habitats across Canada and the United States to nonbreeding grounds in Central America. Learn more: abcbirds.info/4qD0nld
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Students entering the natural resources field are facing tremendous change—but also opportunity. A new survey is aiming to help prepare those students and educators by reaching out to those already in the profession. wildlife.org/building-the-fu…
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Citizen science helped reveal that parental care in harvestmen spiders has evolved repeatedly across their evolutionary history. scitechdaily.com/the-spider-… #zoology #biology #palaeontology #Science #taxonomy #SciChat
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Explore the latest SciStarter newsletter, featuring citizen science projects you can join from your backyard, community garden, local park, or favorite outdoor space. This edition features @NovelEco, Nature's Notebook, Soil Testing USA, @PBudBurst, Naughtweed, and @Soldier2Science. Plus, learn about SciStarter’s new global partnership with the @museumofscience, earn the Foundations of Citizen Science badge, and join us this Memorial Day in honoring and remembering those who gave their lives in service. Read the newsletter: conta.cc/4ul70JR
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Did you know that #salamanders are ecological powerhouses? These amazing amphibians help sustain & protect Earth’s ecosystems, from pest control to engineering, these slimy friends are where it’s at! Today is #EndangeredSpeciesDay, let’s talk about why salamanders matter 🧵
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From the Vault šŸ“½ļø How Wetlands Support Our Communities Over 20 years later, the importance of wetlands hasn’t changed. Discover "Why Wetlands Should Matter to You" here: dul.ink/3OQcwVu #DucksUnlimited #AmericanWetlandsMonth
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Historic preservation meets habitat conservation! On Michigan’s Lake St. Clair, about 99.9 % of the shoreline is ā€œhardened,ā€ meaning concrete slabs and rock piles have been installed to prevent erosion and flooding. But hardened shorelines also remove important fish habitat.
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Looking to hit for the bioblitz cycle before #citizensciencemonth ends…
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Some experts think fungi are conscious and intelligent 2020 study shows fungi ā€˜decide’ when to give up one block in favour of another bigger piece of wood Fungi also ā€˜remembered’ direction they grew in to find wood, even after being moved to new ground sciencefocus.com/nature/fung…
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Scientists Stunned After Finding Plant Thought Extinct for 60 Years: Citizen science platforms, including iNaturalist, are driving major discoveries & becoming essential tools for researchers. scitechdaily.com/scientists-… #CitizenScience #biodiversity #botany #STEM #SciChat
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Our cohort of young Park Spies-in-Training joined local veterans, a team of Virginia Master Naturalists, National Park Conservation Association members, and Blue Star Families at Chinn Ridge @manassasnps for the City Nature Challenge
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Big news and a moment worth celebrating! Just 22 days into April, you made it happen. In celebration of America’s 250th birthday, we set an ambitious goal of 2.50 Million Acts of Science for Citizen Science Month, and citizen scientists around the world didn’t just meet it. You surpassed it. Here’s what you’ve accomplished so far: šŸ’™More than 200,000 volunteers across 159 countries have completed 2.50 MILLION Acts of Science through 413 citizen science projects and 285 events… and counting! šŸ’™In 22 days, #CitizenScienceMonth, #SciStarter, and #ActsofScience have been mentioned more than 3,000 times, inspiring over 91,100 people to engage and help spread the movement to more than 9 million people worldwide. And we’re not done yet. Join us for our final Acts of Science: Connected event on April 29th with @NASA @DoNASAScience and @the_zooniverse, or discover more ways to participate at CitizenScienceMonth.org. Keep the momentum going all year long. Invite friends, family, and colleagues to join SciStarter at SciStarter.org to find local events and projects happening near you and around the world. We’ll share final numbers and celebrate everything we’ve achieved together on May 1. Congratulations, team. You’ve made this Citizen Science Month and this Earth Day truly extraordinary. Cheers! The SciStarter Team
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Together we make parks possible. Are you ready to be #AllForParks? nationalparks.org/allforpark…
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We had more beautiful spring weather for Day 2 of our National Park Foundation sponsored S2S Military-Affiliated Youth Field Science Program @ManassasNPS
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S2S Military-Affiliated Youth Field Science Program - Opening Day @manassasnps Our EcoRecon Rangers-in-Training are children of active duty service members, veterans, and members of local scout troops.Ā  Day 1: citizen science and field methodology via Nature Journaling. šŸ“
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The Citizen Science Month Salamander Search Challenge continues… šŸ¦Ž šŸ” If you find one. Post your photo and tag @soldiers2scientists #redbackedsalamander #salamanders #amphibians #citizenscience #citizensciencemonth
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Angler Journals are a great way to keep track of your catches and provide scientists critical information about fish populations - Ā even when you don’t catch anything.
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Knowing when and where fish are present or should be and are not can help improve future fishing opportunities. It’s a great way to add citizen science to your outdoor discovery and help play a part in protecting these experiences for ourselves and future generations.
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