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What is a Citizen Scientist?

  • Citizen Scientist are volunteers that help provide key support to the All Taxa Biodiversity (ATBI) effort.

  • "Citizen scientists" of all ages enjoy opportunities to learn, explore, make friends, and contribute to a unique and worthwhile endeavor.

  • They can perform a variety of functions from contributing to the scientific collection of data for one of the TWiGS, to helping provide support to a Bio Blitz, to such things as being a photographer or website designer.

  • Whatever your talents there are many ways to help out.

  • If you are interesting in volunteering, please do not hesitate to apply!

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Events - 2009

Find out about upcoming volunteer events. The ATBI depends on volunteers donating their time and expertise. "Citizen scientists" of all ages can contribute to this unique and worthwhile endeavor while enjoying opportunities to learn, explore, and make friends.
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Opportunities

Their are many varied opportunities for volunteers to assist in the ATBI including science/taxonomy, photography/art, education/outreach, and host/hospitality.
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Volunteer Application

Please apply to become an ATBI volunteer.  It only takes a few minutes and it lets us know a little bit about who you are and how you would like to help.  You will also receive e-mail updates on the ATBI and notification of special events.
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For Your Safety

Please read "For Your Safety" for some “heads up” advice for keeping safe while you are in the field.
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Guidelines for Collecting GPS Data

Recommended Map Coordinate System, Setting Your GPS Unit, Converting Existing Coordinates to UTM
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Park Maps

Maps of the Park units.