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Description: Citizen science is valuable for monitoring biodiversity and natural phenomena in a rapidly changing world. Speakers from the MSU community will come together to describe how scientists use scientific networks and citizen science to collect and analyze data on butterflies, mammals, gardens, and more. A Q&A session with the speakers will follow. Local to international citizen science projects will be highlighted, including information about how you can become a citizen scientist. Presented by: Quentin Read , Postdoctoral Associate , Forestry , MSU Elise Zipkin , Assistant Professor , Integrative Biology , MSU Beth Gerstner , Doctoral Student , Fisheries and Wildlife , MSU Greg Austic , Developer , Our Sci LLC, and PhotosynQ
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Applications to join the final cohort in this inaugural class of SciStarter Ambassadors due May 2nd

Libraries and community organizations need your help to spark excitement for citizen science and keep the momentum going!

The SciStarter Ambassador Program offers FREE training to volunteers ready to make an impact in their communities.

Ready to make a difference? Complete your application by May 2nd to join the movement!