Provide park managers with long-term status data on common loons

The Conservation Conversation lecture series, held quarterly on the third Thursday from 6:00 – 7:00 PM at the Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve’s Interpretive Center, features expert speakers on topics like habitat restoration and wildlife conservation.

Increase citizen’s participation on banded birds monitoring in Brazil

Gain verifiable observations of the eastern spotted skunk in Nebraska

Help us to monitor Tokay Geckos and to reveal variation in their vocalization.

Track individual whales and learn their stories.

What make bobcats such good hunters? Why are coyotes hard to spot? How do beavers keep warm in cold water? Join us at the Catawba River Area to learn about the amazing adaptations of the animals that call Lake James home. Then, take a hike to see what wildlife you can find! This event is part of the 2025 NC Science Festival.

At the Bioblitz you’ll have a chance to become a scientist for the day and experience the adventure of discovering nature! BioBlitz is a collaborative event where participants work together to identify and record as many species of plants, animals, fungi, and other organisms as possible in a specific area. We’ll have expert naturalists helping adults and families discover pond life, catch butterflies, spot wildflowers, identify birds, and discover insects. You can check out supplies like binoculars, magnifying glasses, and bug boxes to explore independently or participate in guided sessions at scheduled times. We’ll also have educational opportunities for families and adults looking to learn more about native wildlife. Bioblitz Schedule All Day 10 am – 2 pm – Citizen Science Table Open with Check Out Supplies 10 am – 2 pm – Wildlife Touch Tables Guided Discovery Sessions 10:15 –10:50 am Pond Dipping 10-11 am Birding Hike 11 am – 11:30 am Meet the Reptiles Presentation 12:00 –12:45 pm Pond Dipping 12-12:45 Wildflower Hike…

Help scientists with ongoing research.

The network aims to be Queensland’s central non-government body for collecting and disseminating information about quolls in order to achieve good conservation outcomes.