Join fellow aurora chasers, scientists, and aurora enthusiasts for an online Aurorasaurus Report-A-Thon.

Provide valuable data to FWC Fisheries Biologists

Learn about pollination ecology and natural history.

This project was primarily created to support Earth science teachers throughout the U.S. who are seeking engaging ways to address the impacts human choices and behaviors have on the ecosystem. The project also serves as a biodiversity and phenological study of soil microhabitats.

Brent Pease will discuss how darkness during the day affected wildlife and highlight the power of the public in large-scale research.

Feed EwA’s biodiversity & climate studies, and help build arthropod interaction networks to better understand arthropod activity and their association dynamic with their floral hosts.

Feed EwA’s biodiversity & climate studies and help ecological assessment and management of sensitive areas in the Greater Boston Area (Massachusetts, U.S.)

Document the phenology of local flora species so that we can better understand the timing of seasonal events in relation to bird and insect activities.

The project brings attention to the intersection of rodent populations, AR use, and their impact on wildlife. It provides open-access, evidence-based tools for communities to understand the spread and impact of ARs & act accordingly.

Contribute to EwA’s urban habitat health & fragmentation studies, and help ecological assessment and management of sensitive areas in the Greater Boston Area (Massachusetts, U.S.)