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DIVR
Turn recreational dives into research-ready biodiversity data
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Citizen ScienceAnimalsEcology & EnvironmentOcean Water Marinespecies identificationecologyoceanconservationscuba divingbiodiversitymarine biologycoral reefs
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Jul 30, 2026
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Mad Science of St. Louis
Hands-On Science Workshops
St. Louis Missouri
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WorkshopGeneral ScienceBiologyEcology & EnvironmentEngineeringAstronomy & SpaceTechnologyIn School
NatureWatch
Monitoring ecological changes on a national scale.
Multiple locations, including yours!
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Citizen ScienceEducationNature & OutdoorsAnimalsClimate & WeatherEcology & Environmentfrogwormplantcanadaicecitizen sciencemonitoring
Friends of the Rouge
Rouge River Fall & Spring Bug Hunts & Stonefly Searches
Track the health of the Rouge River
Multiple locations, including yours!
- Ongoing
Citizen ScienceInsects & PollinatorsEcology & EnvironmentBiologyNature & Outdoorsbugsrouge riverbenthic macroinvertebrates
Charleston County Parks, SC Sea Grant Consortium, Grice Marine Lab, & Clemson Extension
SC Biodiscovery Program
Provide hands-on exploration, connect students and teachers along a watershed and/or across the state through the collection of biodiversity and water quality data, establish STEM skills.
Multiple locations, including yours!
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Citizen ScienceNature & OutdoorsEcology & EnvironmentAgriculturewaterwater quality monitoring water quality monitoringanimalsfield workwater quality marine biology watermonitoring field work biodiversity monitoringwildlife monitoring wildlife monitoringmarine biology water qualitybiodiversity
Hot Science - Cool Talks
Some Like It Hot, Hot, Hot: When Primates Roamed Texas' Rainforests
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WorkshopBiologyEcology & EnvironmentGeneral ScienceOnline: On Your Own
Cable Natural History Museum
The Unsung Heroes Of Nature
Join Cable Natural History Museum Naturalist Emily Stone to learn about fungi, worms, bugs and bacteria.
Cable Natural History Museum WI
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CommunityInsects & PollinatorsFor AdultsFree Event
What Eats What
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