Be a Science Partner: Community Science Project Review

Community science allows the public to partner with scientists. Community members assist with hands-on data collection to further research. Imagine the scale of data that is possible with public participation from around the globe! In this online presentation, Chris Goforth, head of citizen science for the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, and Kati Henderson, educator at Duke Gardens, will discuss the goals and methods of community science and then review a number of projects that may interest you.

This class is co-sponsored by Triangle Land Conservancy, Ellerbe Creek Watershed Association, and Duke Gardens. Following registration, you will receive an email confirmation with the Zoom link, and a Zoom session recording will be sent to all registrants afterward.

Fee: $6; 20% discount for Gardens members, TLC members and Ellerbe Creek members at registration with seasonal member discount code. Registration is at https://duke.is/nfz9u.