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Citizen Science Projects in CT
Provided by: Audubon |Published on: May 20, 2024
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Synopsis
- This article focuses on various bird-counting projects in CT that need data and observations from the general public to complete.
- Students will learn about the many projects they can participate in to help with conservation efforts and add data for future research.
Subjects: Biology
Authors: Audubon
Region: North America, USA - Northeast, United States, Connecticut
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- This article discusses a resource that's centered on sustainable landscape management.
- The project descriptions in this article are concise and easy to understand.
Additional Prerequisites
- The links on the 2nd page don't send you to the correct web addresses.
- It may be helpful if students understand the ecological importance of birds.
Differentiation
- This article pairs well with a lesson on conservation and biodiversity.
- Students can use the plant database in this article for a research project on local native plants and the birds they attract.
- The YardMap website can support a classroom discussion on the environmental impact of conventional lawncare.
- The FrogWatch website can enhance a lesson on wetland ecosystems, how they function, and why they're important.
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