Join our NEW Citizen Science Project on iNaturalist.org!




Contributing data from the field to authentic studies of the Hawaiian Islands
We recommend these Citizen Science Projects in Hawai’i:
The OPIHI Project – Intertidal Data Collection
http://www.hawaii.edu/gk-12/opihi/index.shtml
OPIHI (Our Project in Hawaii’s Intertidal) is a school-based monitoring program of Hawaii’s rocky intertidal where students improve their scientific skills while providing assistance gathering data in an area that has not been well studied in Hawaii.
The Hawai’i and Pacific Islands King Tides Project
http://ccsr.seagrant.soest.hawaii.edu/king-tides
Citizens can document high tide impacts on coastal areas using an App.
The Pueo Project
https://www.pueoproject.com/
Hawaii Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count
http://www.hawaiiaudubon.org/citizen-science
Citizen Science Hawai’i Project on iNaturalist
https://www.inaturalist.org
Register an Account at iNaturalist.org, Download the free App, and JOIN the Citizen Science Hawai’i Project. Observe living things in Hawai’i!
FLYER: LE_Event 2017 Sept 18 (1)
The Hawai’i Statewide GIS Program continues to produce amazing geospatial resources and tools like this one!
Here is a fabulous web-based resource on the status of watersheds throughout the islands (2008). Find your Island and your Watershed here!
http://www.hawaiiwatershedatlas.com/index.html
LEARN to engage students in field-based data collection and analysis that contributes to a larger authentic scientific study: CITIZEN SCIENCE!
RECEIVE an iPad, a Citizen Science Classroom Kit, NGSS Aligned Online Resources, and Ongoing Support
EARN a $450 Teacher Stipend for Full Participation: Online Course, Classroom Implementation, Field Trip, & Attendance at Culminating Virtual Event
FACILITATE at least one field trip for students to engage them in meaningful outdoor watershed citizen science & stewardship.
MEET community experts and scientists currently researching and preserving our island watersheds.
This event will be facilitated by
Diana Papini Warren, Executive Director of Learning Endeavors.
For more information, Contact Us TODAY!
This Event is Provided with Funding from a NOAA BWET Grant.
Learning Endeavors is pleased to invite the Maui Community to this culminating event of the Maui Watershed Citizen Science and Stewardship Through Digital Mapping Program.
Become a citizen scientist by recording your observations of any living thing! Help us document the biodiversity of Hawaiʻi! Download the FREE App Today and Get Started!
The Maui Watershed Citizen Science Program is pleased to offer another year of the program, starting with a Teacher Workshop in January!
Overview of the Teacher Workshop Tentative Schedule:
Outline of the Maui Watershed Citizen Science Program Timeline for 2017
Contact Us Today for More Information
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