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Blue Mountains Eco Monitoring

To monitor impacts of climate change, tourism and urban development on ecosystems at the urban-bush interface in the upper Blue Mountains.

Multiple locations, including yours!

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Citizen Science ecologycitizen sciencelong-term species monitoringnature & outdoorsecology & environmentanimalsbushfire recovery bushfire recovery ecosystemsecologybirdsbiodiversitybiologyclimate & meteorologymonitoringecosystems citizen science

ClimateWatch

To understand how changes in temperature and rainfall are affect

Multiple locations, including yours!

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Citizen Scienceclimate changephenologylong-term species monitoringbiodiversityinsects & pollinatorsplantsanimalsbirdsclimatewatchclimate & meteorologyspeciesmonitoringecology & environmentbiologynature & outdoorsinsectsflowers

SPOTTERON GmbH

CrowdWater

Collecting hydrological data

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Citizen ScienceEcology & EnvironmentNature & OutdoorsOcean Water Marinewaterseacitizen sciencecrowdwaterstreamscoastlinemarine

DRAW McGill

Help us uncover the story of Montreal’s evolving climate.

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Citizen ScienceClimate & Weatherclimate change public dataarchivesarchivalweather observationtranscriptionweatherweather recordkeepingtranscribingclimate change monitoringclimate & meteorologyweather datadatabasedata rescueclimate sciencearchivetranscribemontrealclimate & weatherclimate change impactsnamcgillhistorical records

Museum of Discovery and Science

Eye of the Storm

Museum of Discovery and Science FL

May 30, 2026 at 2:00 PM through 9:00 PM

Live ScienceSTEMhurricane scienceEye of the Stormhurricane seasonSciencePreparednessFlorida Division of Emergency Managementstorm chasersresilient city designMuseumLearningResiliencestorm preparednessMODS weather programssustainability educationMODSearly childhood scienceengineering for kidsEnvironmental Defense Fundmeteorology for familiesextreme weather learningclimate adaptationhands-on STEMFree Admission DayactivitiesMy Hero Helper portraitsHurricaneMitigationFIU International Hurricane Research CenterMuseum of Discovery and ScienceClimate Future CityFamily Activities

Floodup

Explore and compile impacts of floods and natural hazards

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Citizen SciencePhysicsGeology & Earth ScienceEcology & Environmentcommunity resiliencefloodclimate changedisaster preparednessnatural hazards

GLOBE Observer

GLOBE Observer Connect: Blowing Snow Results

Join NOAA research scientist Bill Line and GLOBE Implementation Office’s Christina Buffington for a conversation about they are using your observations of blowing snow.

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March 26, 2026 at 4:00 PM through 4:30 PM

PanelNASA SciAct atmosphere citizen science snowGLOBE meteorology clouds

GLOBE Observer

GLOBE Observer Connect: Bringing Your Observations to Meteorologists

Join the representatives from GLOBE Program Office, NOAA, and Synoptic Data to learn how they are bringing your citizen science observations to meteorologists.

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March 19, 2026 at 4:00 PM through 4:30 PM

Panel atmosphere cloudsNASA SciActGLOBE citizen science meteorology

NASA and The GLOBE Program

GLOBE Observer: Eclipse

Collect data about air temperature & clouds during the 2023 and 2024 eclipses.

Multiple locations, including yours!

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Citizen ScienceClimate & WeatherNature & OutdoorsEcology & Environmentnasa-supportedthermometercloudsatmosphereair temperatureeclipse_nasa

The Open University

Identify the cloud

Spot and identify unusual clouds

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Citizen ScienceClimate & Weathercloudsmeteorologyweather

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