BioBlitz gets kids outdoors, tuned in to nature
Born last spring of the pandemic, the second annual effort to find, identify and record biodiversity starts April 22. 7:00 pm, Apr. 19, 2021 ×
A robin in a nest built on top of an outdoor porch light. This is the type of biodiversity sighting that can be recorded as part of the second annual Great Lakes BioBlitz set to start April 22. (Photo courtesty of Minnesota Sea Grant)
DULUTH It was spring 2020, and teachers across the region were watching as their students stayed inside under stay-at-home orders, with schools closed and pandemic fear in the air.
BioBlitz gets kids outdoors, tuned in to nature
Born last spring of the pandemic, the second annual effort to find, identify and record biodiversity starts April 22. 7:00 pm, Apr. 19, 2021 ×
A robin in a nest built on top of an outdoor porch light. This is the type of biodiversity sighting that can be recorded as part of the second annual Great Lakes BioBlitz set to start April 22. (Photo courtesty of Minnesota Sea Grant)
DULUTH It was spring 2020, and teachers across the region were watching as their students stayed inside under stay-at-home orders, with schools closed and pandemic fear in the air.
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Fairfield and Westchester residents encouraged to submit nature observations as part of a global “Bio-Blitz” By Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk | Posted by
April 19, 2021
Look for box turtles and other wildlife – and then photograph and upload your observations – as part of a global “bio-blitz” called City Nature Challenge April 30 to May 3. The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is organizing the effort in Fairfield and Westchester counties to see which metro areas can make the most observations of nature, find the most species and engage the most people. Everyone everywhere can contribute, and there’s no cost to participate. Learn more at www.maritimeaquarium.org/citizen-science. (Maritime Aquarium/contributed photo)
BioBlitz gets kids outdoors, tuned in to nature
Born last spring of the pandemic, the second annual effort to find, identify and record biodiversity starts April 22. 7:00 pm, Apr. 19, 2021 ×
A robin in a nest built on top of an outdoor porch light. This is the type of biodiversity sighting that can be recorded as part of the second annual Great Lakes BioBlitz set to start April 22. (Photo courtesty of Minnesota Sea Grant)
DULUTH It was spring 2020, and teachers across the region were watching as their students stayed inside under stay-at-home orders, with schools closed and pandemic fear in the air.
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