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A Big Thank You from Snapshot Wisconsin | Science Mission Directorate - Vimarsana News

A Big Thank You from Snapshot Wisconsin | Science Mission Directorate

Today we’re saying thank you to everyone who has pitched in to classify wildlife photos at snapshotwisconsin.org. Over the last four years you helped scientists model species distributions, measure vegetation phenology, study how deer use habitats to escape extreme temperatures, and much more. Below is a partial list of scientific publications your work has contributed to

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New Citizen Science Staff at NASA Headquarters | Science Mission Directorate - Vimarsana News

New Citizen Science Staff at NASA Headquarters | Science Mission Directorate

We’re welcoming three new members of our NASA Headquarters citizen science team!

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Citizen science project to monitor Australian plants after extreme weather events-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Citizen science project to monitor Australian plants after extreme weather events-Xinhua

Citizen science project to monitor Australian plants after extreme weather events-

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Adventures of a lifetime with Aurora Expeditions' new Arctic & Global 2023 season offerings - Vimarsana News

Adventures of a lifetime with Aurora Expeditions' new Arctic & Global 2023 season offerings

Now that travel is steadily returning, joining a voyage from Aurora Expeditions’ Arctic and Global 2023 season offerings is the best way to start.

Nature is hiding in every nook of Australia's cities – just look a little closer and you'll find it - Vimarsana News

Nature is hiding in every nook of Australia's cities – just look a little closer and you'll find it

It’s true that for many centuries, vegetation in urban areas has been removed to make way for buildings, roads and other human structures. In many cases, this had led to a more homogeneous composition of species and, in Australia’s case, a seeming predominance of introduced plant and animal species.