Thousands of people volunteer as citizen scientists, lending their eyes, ears, hands and time to professional scientists conducting all kinds of research around the world. Most citizen science projects require no special skill or knowledge. Some even can be done sitting on your couch with a computer or smartphone. Read about opportunities to contribute in Texas.
Showing posts with label monarchs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monarchs. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 13, 2022
Friday, April 3, 2020
Tracking wildlife for science
In this article for Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine, I look at some of the animals scientists track in the state and what they're learning from it.
Labels:
bears,
bighorn sheep,
monarchs,
science,
sharks,
tagging,
whooping cranes,
wildlife
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Texan by Nature
This non-profit seeks to spur Texan-led conservation efforts with tangible benefits for people,
prosperity and natural resources. Or, as founder and former First Lady Laura Bush says, “to keep Texas,
Texas, for the benefit of Texans and wildlife.” Find out how you can participate in this piece for Texas Co-op Power Magazine.
Labels:
butterflies,
habitat,
milkweed,
monarchs,
native plants,
Texan by Nature,
wildflowers
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