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Beaver Creek BioBlitz

January 1, 2009 - January 1, 2011 | Public Programs
A BioBlitz is a rapid biological survey of a property in which as many species from as many taxonomic groups as possible are counted during a 24-hour period. It is used to provide a snapshot of wildlife in any area, and identify any rare or endangered species there. As a volunteer you would participate in training to learn how to collect data during the BioBlitz, and on the day of the event you work with experts to identify species. By participating in the BioBlitz, you get the opportunity to meet and spend time with people who are interested in the environment, and learn about critters in Wisconsin!

TEAM MEMBERS

  • Beaver Creek Reserve Citizen Science Center
    Contributor
  • Sarah Braun
    Contact
    Beaver Creek Reserve Citizen Science Center
  • Discipline: Ecology, forestry, and agriculture | Life science
    Audience: General Public
    Environment Type: Public Programs | Citizen Science Programs

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