If you've participated in one of our Young Citizen Science programs, you have all the tools to start submitting your observations to Citizen Science Projects! You are a Citizen Scientist ready to take action!
Check these platforms out:
Bumble Bee Watch
Help scientists and researchers track and locate rare, at risk or endangered bumble bee populations in North America! By taking photos and uploading them, you are contributing to the conservation of bumble bees while connecting with other community scientists virtually!
eBird
This program allows you to connect with the birding community on a global scale! Data collected through eBird provides important information about all bird species such as migration patterns and abundance.
iNaturalist
iNaturalist is not limited to only one type of organism, you can submit them all! Learn to further your identification skills through this easy-to-use program. Data is submitted from all over the globe.
NatureLynx
NatureLynx is an Alberta based platform that helps us to understand our biodiversity through observations and submissions. This not limited to one type of organism, so we can capture more of our ecosystems!
Bumble Bee Watch
Help scientists and researchers track and locate rare, at risk or endangered bumble bee populations in North America! By taking photos and uploading them, you are contributing to the conservation of bumble bees while connecting with other community scientists virtually!
eBird
This program allows you to connect with the birding community on a global scale! Data collected through eBird provides important information about all bird species such as migration patterns and abundance.
iNaturalist
iNaturalist is not limited to only one type of organism, you can submit them all! Learn to further your identification skills through this easy-to-use program. Data is submitted from all over the globe.
NatureLynx
NatureLynx is an Alberta based platform that helps us to understand our biodiversity through observations and submissions. This not limited to one type of organism, so we can capture more of our ecosystems!
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