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First-ever bluebird twins highlight citizen science’s value in studying rare events
Category: Citizen science, Uncategorized
Tagged Bluebird, Caren Cooper, citizen science, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, eggs, NestWatch
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A New Association Wants YOU! Calling all Supporters of Citizen Science!
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Tagged Anne Bowser, Caren Cooper, citizen science, Citizen Science Alliance, Citizen Science Association, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, DataONE, European Citizen Science Association, membership, National Geographic, NEON, Schoodic Institute, scistarter, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
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That moment when you realize how little you actually know
Category: Citizen science
Tagged antipiphany, Caren Cooper, citizen science, Citizen Sky, Science Education
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Got bacon? Communities Leverage Citizen Science Because Environmental Racism Is Not Kosher
Category: Citizen science
Tagged Caren Cooper, citizen science, environmental justice, science
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