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Bats Count! Bat Cam Emergence Count
Monitor the daily emergence patterns of a Big Brown Bat maternity colony
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Citizen ScienceNature & OutdoorsEcology & EnvironmentAnimalscsm2025
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Jan 21, 2025
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Department of Entomology, University of Illinois
BeeSpotter
Gather information on the population status of bees.
Multiple locations, including yours!
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Citizen ScienceInsects & PollinatorsEcology & EnvironmentNature & OutdoorsAnimalsBiologyohiocolony collapse disorderbumble beebee-friendly gardenmissourigirl scoutsillinoisbumble bee keyscsm2025summer reading 2021honey bee keysuniversity of illinoispollinatorsccdhoneybee mimicsmay berenbaumbee stingsnative plantshoney bee
Chicago Botanic Garden
Budburst
Help scientists by observing seasonal changes in plants.
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Citizen ScienceEcology & EnvironmentGeographyEducationClimate & WeatherNature & OutdoorsBiologyclimate changeseasonsbotanyphenologyec2020pollinatorsplant phenologynativarscsm2025
Caterpillars Count!
Monitor the seasonality and abundance of foliage arthropods
Multiple locations, including yours!
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Citizen ScienceBiologyNature & OutdoorsEcology & EnvironmentEducationGeographyAnimalsInsects & Pollinatorsphenologycsm2025insectsarthropodscaterpillarsbiodiversitybird food
Made possible by the NASA Citizen Science for Earth Systems Program (CSESP), the Chesapeake Water Watch is a joint project between the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) and the City College of New York (CCNY).
Chesapeake Water Watch (CWW)
Improve Chesapeake Bay water quality
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Citizen ScienceOcean Water MarineEcology & EnvironmentAstronomy & Spacecsm2025hydrocolornasawater quality monitoringestuarywater samplessatelliteschesapeake baynasa-sciactmarine science
NASA / Zooniverse
Dark Energy Explorers
Help measure dark energy when the universe was just ~2-3 billion years old.
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Citizen ScienceAstronomy & Spacenasa-sciactcsm2025
Darwin's Cats
Advance our understanding of cat behavior, genetics, and health
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Citizen ScienceBiologyAnimalspet sciencepetscatsgenomic sequencingcsm2025surveysgenetic sequencingfeline science
EarthEcho International
EarthEcho Water Challenge
Collect and share water quality data to inform water quality protection actions
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Citizen ScienceClimate & WeatherEcology & EnvironmentChemistryOcean Water MarineAnimalsNature & OutdoorsPolicyDisaster ResponseEducationBiologywater qualitydrinking waterthe crowd and the cloudcsm2025monitoringocean & waterec2020watershedyouthgirl scoutswater
Stanford Medicine
Eterna
Develop RNA-based medicines to combat global diseases
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Citizen ScienceChemistryComputers & TechnologyBiologyHealth & Medicineribosomerare diseasemedicinecovid-19rnamaterial sciencecsm2025mrna vaccinespolymers
NASA
Exoplanet Watch
Discover more about planets beyond our solar system.
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Citizen ScienceAstronomy & Spaceexoplanetamateur astronomertelescopenasa-sciactcsm2025