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• Globe at Night

  View on globeatnight.org

  Globe at Night is an international citizen science campaign to raise public awareness of the impact of light pollution by inviting citizen scientists to measure and submit their night sky brightness observations.

• eBird

  View on ebird.org

  eBird is the world’s largest biodiversity related citizen science project with more than 100 million bird sightings contributed each year by eBirders from around the world.

• ZomBee Watch

  View on zombeewatch.org

  Become a ZomBee hunter and help find out where in North America the Zombie Fly is infecting honey bees.

• iNaturalist

  View on inaturalist.org

  iNaturalist helps you identify the plants and animals around you. By recording and sharing observations, you help create research quality data for scientists working to understand and protect nature. If you want to participate in a local…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Denver-Boulder City Nature Challenge

  View on wild.org

  We are competing against hundreds of cities throughout the world to show how bio-diverse our region is. Make as many observations of as many species as possible from April 24-27, 2020! Document nature in your backyard, by your school, in…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• CitSci.org

  View on citsci.org

  At CitSci.org, you are guided to create a project to investigate your own scientific questions or you can join an existing project as a volunteer.

• GLOBE Observer

  View on globe.gov

  Make environmental observations that complement NASA's satellite observations to help scientists studying Earth and the global environment. The GLOBE Observer App currently includes four main tools: Clouds, Mosquito Habitat Mapper, Land…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Front Range Pika Project

  View on pikapartners.org

  The Front Range Pika Project, a citizen science initiative, engages the public in field research on the potential impacts of climate change on American pika and alpine ecosystems across Colorado.

• Colorado Corridors Project

  View on rockymountainwild.org

  Wildlife data that volunteers collect through this project will be used to assess the effectiveness of the Vail Pass Wildlife Byway by comparing data collected before and after construction of the overpass. Volunteers assist with setting…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Colorado Bat Watch

  View on rockymountainwild.org

  Colorado Bat Watch Program will use citizen scientists to collect data to monitor bat species over time and to better understand the impacts of White Nose Syndrome and other threats on local bat populations. This will help land managers…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Zooniverse Projects

  View on zooniverse.org

  In the Zooniverse, anyone can be a researcher and contribute to real academic research—on their own computer, at their own convenience. Study interesting objects like images of faraway galaxies, videos of animals in their natural habitats,…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• SciStarter Project Finder

  View on scistarter.org

  SciStarter is an online community dedicated to improving the citizen science experience for project managers and participants. Over 3,000 projects and events are searchable by location, scientific topic, and age level. Members can track…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• All of Us

  View on joinallofus.org

  Imagine a future where your health care is tailored to you. All of Us Research program wants to make that future possible by creating a resource that allows researchers to conduct thousands of studies on health and disease. The program…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Stall Catchers

  View on hcinst.org

  Play a game, speed up Alzheimer's research. Join the megathon.us.

• Dream Catchers

  View on hcinst.org

  Stall Catchers, a citizen science game tackling Alzheimer's disease, just had a spin-off. Dream Catchers is very similar to its predecessor but it's tackling SIDS - Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

• Citizen Science

  How Anyone Can Contribute to Scientific Discovery

  Hulick, Kathryn,

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  Many research labs need help to handle the volume of data and time needed to look for patterns or anomalies. Citizen scientists come to the rescue and are essential to science. This book describes a large number and variety of citizen…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Citizen Science

  How Ordinary People Are Changing the Face of Discovery

  Cooper, Caren B. (Caren Beth),

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  Cooper tells inspiring stories of citizen science volunteers participating in scientific processes and contributing to discoveries around the world.

• The Field Guide to Citizen Science

  How You Can Contribute to Scientific Research and Make a Difference

  Cavalier, Darlene,

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  Are you ready to start participating in real scientific research and discoveries? This guide from the SciStarter team has everything you need learn to succeed, including projects you can join.

• Bat Count

  a Citizen Science Story

  Forrester, Anna, 1966-

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  A children's citizen science story about counting and recording bat numbers to see if the bat population can recover from white-nose syndrome. Brought to you by Bat Conservation International.

• Citizen Scientists

  Be a Part of Scientific Discovery From Your Own Backyard

  Burns, Loree Griffin

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  Burns encourages children to try four citizen science activities, one for each season. Clear color photos illustrate the animals mentioned and the adults and children observing them. You might also like other books in this Scientist in the…Read moreRead more of this annotation