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Welcome to the CitizenScience.Asia portal.

Here are a few things we hope you find interesting to follow up on. We strive to keep you informed as a partner on your citizen science journey. Contact us if there is anything you may be looking for that is not here!

Welcome to the CitizenScience.Asia portal.

Here are a few things we hope you find interesting to follow up on. We strive to keep you informed as a partner on your citizen science journey. Contact us if there is anything you may be looking for that is not here!

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Learn to paint iconic native Australian plants in watercolour with David Reynolds! Students will learn and be shown all the watercolour techniques needed to bring these beautiful plants to life! 🎨

🌿Date: 1 – 2 February 2025
🌿Times: Saturday and Sunday 9.30am – 4.30pm
🌿Venue: NatureArt Lab, 21 Blaxland Crescent, Griffith

Book your place by visiting our website or via the shop link!
https://natureartlab.com.au/products/1-2-february-2025-australian-eucalypts-in-watercolour-with-david-reynolds

#paintingclasses #watercolourart #citsci #nature #arttherapy #canberra #natureart #botanicalart #whatsoncanberra #natureartlab #botanical #education #watercolor #watercolourclass #watercolorclass #watercolorpainting

On This Day – November 12-13, 1833

The Leonid meteor storm lit up the night sky across the United States, astonishing those awake to witness as between 50,000 and 150,000 meteors fell each hour. Yale professor Denison Olmsted, eager to understand the phenomenon, wrote a letter to the New Haven Daily Herald, asking the public for any information about what they saw. Responses poured in from across the country, allowing Olmsted to crowdsource eyewitness accounts to study the meteor storm. His findings, published in 1834, marked an early example of citizen science, as Olmsted used everyday descriptions to advance our understanding of meteors.

#OnThisDay #LeonidMeteorStorm #1833 #History #Astronomy #CitizenScience #DenisonOlmsted #Meteors

Green Forester Moth (Adscita statices)

This shot is from way back in July and I honestly have no idea why I haven't posted it until now.. these have got to be some of my favorite native moths, their scales are just gorgeous!

📸: Fujifilm X-H2, Laowa 65mm f/2.8, flash with #cygnustechdiffuser

#greenforestermoth #forestermoth #moth #lepidoptera #insect #insectphotography #macrophotography #makrofotografie #cupoty #wholelottabugs #insectguru #fujifilmxh2 #fujixh2 #fujifilm #laowa65mm laowa.deutschland venuslaowa #laowa #macro #focusstacking #inaturalist #citizenscience

Any doctor who posts something like this has an Ego / Emotional Intelligence ratio of infinity ♾️. If someone cites a degree for THE reason they’re an authority… back away

P.S. This is no more or less true for the fact that it’s being posted by someone getting his second doctoral degree from Harvard… but it does make it funny 😆

#citizenscience #futureofmedicine

Last weekend, 22 citizen scientists paddled along Takayna's rivers, surveying for endangered species like the Tasmanian Azure Kingfisher, that rely on waterways flowing through forests threatened by mining 🚣🏽‍♂️

Unlike its cousin from the mainland, the Tasmanian Azure Kingfisher is becoming alarmingly rare, with Takayna as one of its last strongholds 📉 The reason behind its population decline remains unknown, and the government is knowingly leaving this species in a blind spot.

By documenting and monitoring threatened species in at-risk areas, we are campaigning for their protection.

🦅 Many eagles were sighted over the weekend, and a new nest was found that will need to be protected.

Get involved! Stay tuned for the dates of our upcoming 'Summer of Swifties' citizen science project to find and record Swift Parrots in forests that are threatened by logging.

📸 2 – 4 by Rob Blakers

#CitizenScience #Takayna #SwiftParrots

Sailing closer to Cape Horn, with ever-changing weather and seabirds all around.

Every few days, no matter the conditions, a dedicated group heads out to count and identify seabirds for the Southern Ocean Seabird Survey. It's all part of turning Bark EUROPA into a platform for real scientific data collection. We’re lucky to be able to gather this info from such a remote part of the world, following a route few ships take.

Today was special—up to 20 beautiful Light-mantled Albatrosses flew around the ship, along with Grey-headed and Black-browed Albatrosses, Southern Fulmars, Cape Petrels, and even Giant Petrels.

The last few days have been a mix of rough seas, rain, and rolling waves, but we’re getting closer to rounding Cape Horn with each mile we sail.

– Jordi Plana Morales 16/10/2024
#BarkEuropa #CitizenScience #SailingAdventures #SeabirdSurvey #CapeHorn

TODAY!! Don’t forget to join

Online Expert Session: How To Do Identification on iNaturalist 🔎🪲

Join us for an insightful session with Debashis Chowdhury, an IRS officer and seasoned nature enthusiast, as he shares expert tips on identifying species using iNaturalist. Learn the techniques of observation and species identification to improve your contributions to biodiversity research!

🗓️ When?22nd October (Tuesday), 6:00 PM IST
📲 How? Scan the QR code to join the meeting, or use the meeting ID and passcode.

Don’t miss this chance to expand your skills! 🌻
#CitSciANC2024 #AsiaNatureChallenge #Biodiversity #Conservation

Congratulations guys!!!!

Come and let’s move to identification phase🤩

Follow Asia Nature Challenge for latest updates🎉🎉🎉

#citscianc2024 #asianaturechallenge #citizenscience

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