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BioBlitz! OK 2022
Celebrating Oklahoma’s Biodiversity All Year Round!
Spring BioBlitz! 2022
April 22-29
Phenology and Climate Change Webinar
Phenology is the study of the seasonal cycles of biological organisms. In this webinar we will give an overview of this seasonal science and discuss how these interconnected cycles are affected by climate change. We will also introduce the community science project that you can join and contribute important phenological data.
Redbud Buddies
Join our community science project to record life cycle data on our state tree, the Eastern Redbud! Data can easily be recorded via an app or on the BudBurst website.
BioDiversity Stewards
Science-based education and conservation program that recognizes participants’ active stewardship and continued learning about Oklahoma’s biodiversity, ecology, conservation, and habitat management.
What we saw across the state!
Spring BioBlitz! OK 2022
8
Days of BioBlitz!
615
BioBlitzers
8474
Observations in iNaturalist & eBird
1855
Species Observed
What we saw across the state!
Winter BioBlitz! OK 2022
8
Days of BioBlitz!
222
BioBlitzers
2500+
Observations in iNaturalist & eBird
515
Species Observed
Newsy Highlights
What’s going on?
- End of an EraDear BioBlitzers, I am stepping down from organizing BioBlitz! OK events. I have had an amazing time organizing BioBlitz! OK since 2008. I have loved working with our experts to provide fun and educational programs for our community scientists. However, IContinue reading “End of an Era”
- Using BudburstSimilar to iNaturalist and eBird, Budburst is a citizen science platform designed to connect researchers with members of communities interested in contributing to ongoing phenology projects. If you’re interested in contributing to phenology research during the month of April forContinue reading “Using Budburst”
- Second in Webinar SeriesPhenology and Climate Change Phenology is the study of the seasonal cycles of biological organisms. In this webinar we will give an overview of this seasonal science and discuss how these interconnected cycles are affected by climate change. Dr. AbbyContinue reading “Second in Webinar Series”
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