Interpreters and Scientists Working On Our Parks

National Parks
Joined January 2014
Prothonotary Warblers have started to build nests in @AudubonLA boxes. But a few Carolina Chickadees claimed boxes first and they already have chicks. Check out all the hair in this box, and those adorable black caps. @ibird4fun @LAStateParks #parkscience @myswoop
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#parkscience--This seems relevant for parks too. Check out this finding about the role parents want museums to play: fostering curiosity or academic achievement? wilkeningconsulting.com/data…
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#parkscience Live and virtually Lorna Gibson, MIT prof, shows how the microstructure of feathers produces iridescence, water repellency and other remarkable properties of feathers. Fri. Feb 5, 7:45pm (Boston time). Register: pem.org/events/fantastic-fea…
The amazing @WilneliaRecart is giving science talks for the public on plants and pollinators in English AND Spanish in Jan 2021! Please RT, especially for my fellow San Diegans. #LatinxInSTEM | #SanDiego Spots are limited, RSVP here 👇🏼 cnmf.org/events/
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Soil is the foundation of clean air and water, healthy food, scenic vistas, and biodiversity. That's why we work with partners to monitor soil health in our parks. #WorldSoilDay #ParkScience nps.gov/subjects/geology/sri… 📷NPS/@LassenNPS
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#parkscience Excited for new social media engagement on sound and parks, research updates on female birdsong, echolocation, and the NPS Young Sound Seekers program in the coming weeks. Free & online starting 1/21. Other cool topics too. Register docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Dr. Wilnelia Recart González is an energetic plant ecologist interested in how plants reproduce. Join her talk on zoom to find out what she has learned about pollinators and native plants. ow.ly/uif350CV5JX
Helpful overview of science and climate policy changes that might be ahead in the esa.org post-election round-up blog post.
Join an ESA Webinar Today about the 2020 Election Results Join the ESA Public Affairs Office today (Mon. Nov. 9) at 3pm Eastern for a discussion of the 2020 election results & implications for scientific & environmental policy. Visit this link to register esa.org/esablog/ecology-in-p…
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Kaya Deerinwater gave a super overview of Indigenous science this week. More talks online, Mondays in Nov, 6:30 p.m. CDT. Co-sponsored by @IndianaDunesNPS & iSWOOP. @esadiversity, @georgewright80, & @inclusivesci, please share. Small fee, some subsidized slots available.
#parkscience Anyone read this? Thoughts? Recommendations? online.flippingbook.com/view…
The Boston Book Festival is a highlight of autumn in Boston. This year, you can enjoy from anywhere. crowdcast.io/e/the-color-of-… @InclusiveSci @aaas @JacquelynGill This panel makes me think of Mia Ong and collaborators at TERC.
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Young activists see it's all connected. I love this line: If you’re not going to offer me a seat at the table, I’m going to create my own api.nationalgeographic.com/d…
Thank you @LAllenLab for the link to @LifeologyApp Every month I'm going to meet Women in STEAM who inspire! Hooray! September 2020 Edition lifeology.io/women-in-steam-…
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Outside is for everyone!
Counting Wings: Faena -- Trailer facebook.com/watch/?v=123795… via @FacebookWatch A taste of what is to come on #monarchmigration #monarchcount @xercessociety A small group of committed people can make a difference. @USFWmidwest
Outside is for everyone!