Amazon Citizen Science
April 15, 2018
Blast from the Past — citizen science expeditions to the Amazon immerse students, families and citizens in tropical science and conservation. https://youtu.be/zwfSuqikuBs?si=W7YajMFU7OlYRuL7 This was our
Blast from the Past — citizen science expeditions to the Amazon immerse students, families and citizens in tropical science and conservation. https://youtu.be/zwfSuqikuBs?si=W7YajMFU7OlYRuL7 This was our
Fifth-grade students at Blue Point Elementary School and their teachers Stacey Loeffler, Trish Lee, and Krysta Sidoti, speak to CanopyMeg about science. They are located in Blue Point, New York.
“In all my forest conservation work, I am passionate about always doing something for local women as well as for the trees. This is one
Sophie Lit, who is a middle school student in Tiburion CA, was a citizen scientist on Dr. Lowman’s summer Amazon expedition. She follows up with a short interview about all the biodiversity that she observed.
Canopy Walkways Provide Treetop Access for International Bio-Blitz in Malaysia https://www.youtube.com/embed/TW-lBXr-S9k?rel=0 In October 2017, canopy pioneer Meg Lowman and the Habitat Foundation brought together an
CanopyMeg spoke with the fifth grades of Laura Smeallie and Kate Yvars/Nancy Brown at Boulevard Elementary, Gloversville, NY
Dr. Meg Lowman and JASON Argonauts will bring you live events, real time Q&A, photos, videos and more direct from the rainforest of Malaysia. Here are a few ways you can follow the action.
Meet our TREE Foundation scholar-student, Sky Lan, who is finishing her PhD in canopy science at Oregon State University. She has partnered with CanopyMeg‘s colleagues,
The Habitat and Penang Hill – 2nd Symposium on the Study of Biodiversity at Pengang Hill Video by Michael Jordan, student at East Carolina University.
Enjoy this cool critter, in the family Scutelleridae. Via Josh Martin: We nick-named this one “Punisher Beetle”, but 1) that’s not it’s name, and 2)