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Bioblitz with Save the Harbor
Join us with Harley Monteiro and Save the Harbor for a bioblitz across the park and beach. During this event, participants will document plants, birds, and insects by uploading photographs to the iNaturalist phone application.
What is a Bioblitz?
A bioblitz is a collective effort to record as many species as possible at a specific place and time. Bioblitzes are a great way for citizen scientists to connect with the environment while creating useful data for science and conservation.
A bioblitz is a collective effort to record as many species as possible at a specific place and time. Bioblitzes are a great way for citizen scientists to connect with the environment while creating useful data for science and conservation.
Why Moakey? Why Now?
The proposed renovations to Moakley Park will add plant and habitat diversity. The project team is interested in documenting the existing plants, birds, and insects to understand how the park landscape changes with the improvements.
The proposed renovations to Moakley Park will add plant and habitat diversity. The project team is interested in documenting the existing plants, birds, and insects to understand how the park landscape changes with the improvements.
Unable to attend this event but your group is interested? Reach out to this email for more information: moakleypark@bostonharbornow.org
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Date:
Aug 7
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Time:
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Location
- Moakley Park
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1005 Columbia Road
Boston, MA 02127 + Google Map
Join us with Harley Monteiro and Trustees for a bioblitz across the park and beach. During this event, participants will document plants, birds, and insects by uploading photographs to the iNaturalist phone application.
What is a Bioblitz?
A bioblitz is a collective effort to record as many species as possible at a specific place and time. Bioblitzes are a great way for citizen scientists to connect with the environment while creating useful data for science and conservation.
A bioblitz is a collective effort to record as many species as possible at a specific place and time. Bioblitzes are a great way for citizen scientists to connect with the environment while creating useful data for science and conservation.
Why Moakey? Why Now?
The proposed renovations to Moakley Park will add plant and habitat diversity. The project team is interested in documenting the existing plants, birds, and insects to understand how the park landscape changes with the improvements.
The proposed renovations to Moakley Park will add plant and habitat diversity. The project team is interested in documenting the existing plants, birds, and insects to understand how the park landscape changes with the improvements.
Unable to attend this event but your group is interested? Reach out to this email for more information: moakleypark@bostonharbornow.org
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Date:
Aug 22
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Time:
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Location
- Moakley Park
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1005 Columbia Road
Boston, MA 02127 + Google Map
