#community-science

#community-science

Community science fosters family bonding and nature connection through engaging projects like the Backyard Bird Count.

Innovative technology like Haikubox enhances hobbies and connects families with scientific research.

Mission Science Workshop offers free, hands-on science activities for families, promoting education and community engagement.

Mission Science Workshop offers free, hands-on science activities for youth and families in San Francisco.

The San Francisco leaf-cutter bee was sighted on Mount Tamalpais for the first time in 45 years, highlighting the importance of community science.

Matt Cohen and Elizabeth Hargrave have transformed their yard into a biodiverse ecosystem through dedicated gardening and community science efforts.

City Nature Challenge is an international competition to photograph and identify plant and animal species, promoting community science and conservation efforts.

Mission Science Workshop offers free hands-on science activities for youth and families in San Francisco every third Saturday of the month.

Mission Science Workshop offers free hands-on science activities for San Francisco youth and families every third Saturday.

Community science enables non-experts to contribute to scientific research, promoting inclusivity and stewardship.

Community science allows individuals without formal training to actively participate in scientific research and contribute to environmental stewardship.