Citizen Science

In this episode, Bob and Emma share some of their favorite tree-related citizen science projects, discuss the Sourdough For Science project to prepare you for baking fresh bread for the holidays, and explore the truth about whether a turkey dinner can make you sleepy.   Projects and Websites in this podcast:   Sourdough for Science TreeSnap NASA GLOBE Observer: Trees iSeaTree SciStarter Ambassadors Podcast Theme Kevin Hartnell   Produced by Bob Hirshon Springtail Media

In this episode, Bob and Emma share some of their favorite tree-related citizen science projects, discuss the Sourdough For Science project to prepare you for baking fresh bread for the holidays, and explore the truth about whether a turkey dinner can make you sleepy.   Projects and Websites in this podcast:   Sourdough for Science TreeSnap   NASA GLOBE Observer: Trees iSeaTree SciStarter Ambassadors Podcast Theme Kevin Hartnell   Produced by Bob Hirshon Springtail Media

In this episode of the SciStarter podcast, we feature Joro spiders, Big Brown Bats and a project for sleuthing out the secret stories of cemeteries.   Projects and websites in this episode: ⁠Joro Watch⁠   ⁠Bats Count!⁠ ⁠Stroll Through the Cemetery/GoBituary⁠ ⁠Mt Auburn Cemetery Citizen Science⁠ ⁠Wyndham Cemetery⁠ Image and Music Credits:   Black throated green warbler on statue Credit: emydee1, ⁠CC BY-SA 4.0⁠ via Wikimedia Commons   Big Brown Bat Credit: Paul Cryan, USGS, Public Domain via Flickr Creative Commons   Big Brown Bat in blue glove Credit: Celley/USFWS, public domain via Flickr Creative Commons   Joro Spider Credit: ⁠Jef Wodniack⁠, iStock   Miami Cemetery photos Credit: Miami City Cemetery   Mount Auburn Cemetery Credit: Ralph.Torello, public domain via Flickr Creative Commons   Koala Credit: Jordimaringuasch, public domain via Flickr Creative Commons Music:   ⁠Pharmacy Party⁠ Steven Combs ⁠Theme E⁠ Steven Combs and Delta Is ⁠Podcast Theme⁠ Kevin Hartnell

In this episode of the SciStarter podcast, we feature Joro spiders, Big Brown Bats and a project for sleuthing out the secret stories of cemeteries.   Projects and websites in this episode:   ⁠Joro Watch⁠   ⁠Bats Count!⁠ ⁠Stroll Through the Cemetery/GoBituary⁠ ⁠Mt Auburn Cemetery Citizen Science⁠ ⁠Wyndham Cemetery⁠ Image and Music Credits:   Black throated green warbler on statue Credit: emydee1, ⁠CC BY-SA 4.0⁠ via Wikimedia Commons   Big Brown Bat Credit: Paul Cryan, USGS, Public Domain via Flickr Creative Commons   Big Brown Bat in blue glove Credit: Celley/USFWS, public domain via Flickr Creative Commons   Joro Spider Credit: ⁠Jef Wodniack⁠, iStock   Miami Cemetery photos Credit: Miami City Cemetery   Mount Auburn Cemetery Credit: Ralph.Torello, public domain via Flickr Creative Commons   Koala Credit: Jordimaringuasch, public domain via Flickr Creative Commons Music:   ⁠Pharmacy Party⁠ Steven Combs ⁠Theme E⁠ Steven Combs and Delta Is ⁠Podcast Theme⁠ Kevin Hartnell  

SciStarter Podcast S5E9: Global Bird Migration   Billions of birds are on the move for the fall migration, flying to points south, with many covering thousands of miles. In this podcast, world-renowned ornithologist Pete Marra discusses the migration and the challenges that migratory birds face, as well as what we can do to help monitor and protect them.   Projects and Websites in this episode:   The Earth Commons, Georgetown University https://earthcommons.georgetown.edu/   SciStarter.org/Flyways https://scistarter.org/flyways?utm_campaign=NL0924_2FallBirds&utm_medium=Podcast&utm_source=Flyways   BirdCast https://scistarter.org/birdcast?utm_campaign=NL0924_2FallBirds&utm_medium=Podcast&utm_source=BirdCast   Audubon Bird Migration Explorer https://explorer.audubon.org/home?layersPanel=expand   Image Credits:   Geese flying by orange moon Alamy Stock Photo   Arrow Stork Image: Zoologische Sammlung der Universität Rostock,  CC BY-SA 3.0 https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=66997013   White Stork Migration Map: Image Credit: Bamse CC BY-SA 3.0   Magnolia Warbler Susan Young, Lantana Preserve Flickr Creative Common, public domain https://flic.kr/p/2oDHDdE

SciStarter Podcast S5E9: Global Bird Migration Billions of birds are on the move for the fall migration, flying to points south, with many covering thousands of miles. In this podcast, world-renowned ornithologist Pete Marra discusses the migration and the challenges that migratory birds face, as well as what we can do to help monitor and protect them. Projects and Websites in this episode: The Earth Commons, Georgetown University SciStarter.org/Flyways BirdCast Audubon Bird Migration Explorer Image Credits:   Geese flying by orange moon Alamy Stock Photo   Arrow Stork Image: Zoologische Sammlung der Universität Rostock,  CC BY-SA 3.0 https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=66997013   White Stork Migration Map: Image Credit: Bamse CC BY-SA 3.0   Magnolia Warbler Susan Young, Lantana Preserve Flickr Creative Common, public domain https://flic.kr/p/2oDHDdE

In this encore presentation of our August 2022 podcast episode, we celebrate National Dog Day (August 26th) with some canine citizen science. Scientists would like to learn about dog personalities and genetics; what traits help them perform well as service animals; and how environmental factors could affect their health. If you have a canine companion, you have the perfect lab partner! Projects featured in the podcast include: C-BARQ Darwin's Ark Also, check out this study from Darwin's Ark, published in the journal Science, based on data provided by citizen scientists! https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abk0639  

Dive into shark citizen science, get ready for National Moth Week, and try out the Airbeam air quality test kit in Beirut! Featured Projects:   ⁠Shark Base⁠ ⁠Reef Life Survey⁠ ⁠Wildbook for Whale Sharks⁠ ⁠Sharks of California⁠ ⁠Fish Watchers⁠ ⁠OrcaSound⁠ ⁠National Moth Week⁠ ⁠Butterflies and Moths of North America⁠ ⁠Mothing at Discover Life⁠ ⁠Aircasting⁠ Image and Video Credits: Sharks on reef with fish Credit: Amanderson2, Flickr Creative Commons, CC by 2.0   Cecropia Moth Credit: Mark Beckemeyer, CC BY-NC 2.0   White green eyed moth facing forward Credit: Sven Lachmann, via Pixabay   Brown Moth Face Credit: ericeven1, via Pixabay   Discovery Channel Shark Week Trailer Credit: Discovery Channel   Tropical beach Credit: ⁠Walkerssk⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   Green Explosion 2 Video Credit: ⁠William McDonald⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   White sparkles on green screen Credit: ⁠Sandro Lima⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   Hokey Pokey silhouette dancers Credit: ⁠Jamick⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   Several sharks green screen Credit: ⁠Mustafa Keskin⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   Goofy Shark in Aquarium Credit: Albedo20, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0   Dwarf Lantern Shark Credit: Chip Clark/Smithsonian Institution, Public Domain   Another Whale Shark Credit: Daniel Kwok, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Goblin Shark Credit: Dianne Bray/Museum Victoria, CC BY 3.0 AU   Spotted Wobbegong Credit: Richard Ling, CC BY-SA 3.0   Saw shark Credit: Diliff - Own work, CC BY 2.5,   Angel Shark Credit: Nick Long - Angel Shark, CC BY-SA 2.0   Megamouth Shark Credit: Sergei Boka - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0   Lizard Shark: Credit: R. Mintern - Public Domain   Lizard Shark head Credit: Citron, CC BY-SA 3.0 Hammerhead Shark Credit: Barry Peters, CC BY 2.0   Black Tip Shark Credit: waiguobox, via Pixabay   Blue Colored Shark Scene Credit: nicolachooo, via Pixabay   Dermal Denticles Credit: Noémie - Gautier - Adrien - Quentin, CC BY-SA 4.0 Dermal Denticles Credit: Pascal Deynat/Odontobase, CC BY-SA 3.0   Pendant Jewelry Credit: QVC   Ampullae of Lorenzini diagram Credit: Chiswick Chap, CC BY-SA 4.0   Shark Electrorecepter Diagram Credit: Chris_huh, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons   Shark being held Credit: Kqedquest via Flickr Creative Commons   Hammerheads Swimming Credit: Ryo Sato, CC BY-SA 2.0   Spiny Dogfish Credit: NOAA's National Ocean Service, CC BY 2.0   Whale Shark Credit: Zac Wolf, CC BY-SA 2.5   Greenland Shark Credit: Hemming1952, CC BY-SA 4.0   Dead Sharks Credit: Stephen Geyer, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0   Bag of shark fins Credit: Oleg., CC by 2.0   Shark fin soup Credit: Aemosion, CC by 2.0   Black Tipped Sharks Credit: Pablo Marx, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Video of shark and diver Credit: Richard Pyle/Bishop Museum and NOAA, CC BY-NC 2.0   Great White Shark Credit: Terry Goss, CC BY 2.5   Banjo Shark Credit: Alpha, CC by-NC 2.0 Hummingbird Moth Credit: Adege Hummingbird hawk moth Credit: ⁠FlickrVideos⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠ Two Polyphemus moths Credit: John Pickering   Atlas moth Credit: ⁠dmarr515⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠ Luna Moth Credit: Keith Ramos/USFWS, Public Domain Rosy Maple Moth Credit: ⁠Rio Reason⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   Ruby Tiger Moth Credit: ⁠Erik Karits⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   White ermine moth Credit: ⁠Ian Lindsay⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   Six spot burnet moth Image by ⁠Roland Steinmann⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠ Bird poop moth Credit: Alexey Yakovlev, CC BY-SA 3.0   Cute Flannel Moth Credit:⁠Brett Hondow⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   White Flannel Moth caterpillar Credit: ⁠Jan Haerer⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠   Hornet Moth Credit: Ingeborg van Leeuwen, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Mothra footage Credit: Toho Co., Ltd   Music: Pharmacy Party Steven Combs Theme E Steven Combs and Delta Is Podcast Theme Kevin Hartnell  

Dive into shark citizen science, get ready for National Moth Week, and try out the Airbeam air quality test kit in Beirut! Featured Projects:   Shark Base Reef Life Survey Wildbook for Whale Sharks Sharks of California Fish Watchers OrcaSound National Moth Week Butterflies and Moths of North America Mothing at Discover Life Aircasting Image and Video Credits: Sharks on reef with fish Credit: Amanderson2, Flickr Creative Commons, CC by 2.0   Cecropia Moth Credit: Mark Beckemeyer, CC BY-NC 2.0   White green eyed moth facing forward Credit: Sven Lachmann, via Pixabay   Brown Moth Face Credit: ericeven1, via Pixabay   Discovery Channel Shark Week Trailer Credit: Discovery Channel   Tropical beach Credit: Walkerssk from Pixabay   Green Explosion 2 Video Credit: William McDonald from Pixabay   White sparkles on green screen Credit: Sandro Lima from Pixabay   Hokey Pokey silhouette dancers Credit: Jamick from Pixabay   Several sharks green screen Credit: Mustafa Keskin from Pixabay   Goofy Shark in Aquarium Credit: Albedo20, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0   Dwarf Lantern Shark Credit: Chip Clark/Smithsonian Institution, Public Domain   Another Whale Shark Credit: Daniel Kwok, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Goblin Shark Credit: Dianne Bray/Museum Victoria, CC BY 3.0 AU   Spotted Wobbegong Credit: Richard Ling, CC BY-SA 3.0   Saw shark Credit: Diliff - Own work, CC BY 2.5,   Angel Shark Credit: Nick Long - Angel Shark, CC BY-SA 2.0   Megamouth Shark Credit: Sergei Boka - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0   Lizard Shark: Credit: R. Mintern - Public Domain   Lizard Shark head Credit: Citron, CC BY-SA 3.0 Hammerhead Shark Credit: Barry Peters, CC BY 2.0   Black Tip Shark Credit: waiguobox, via Pixabay   Blue Colored Shark Scene Credit: nicolachooo, via Pixabay   Dermal Denticles Credit: Noémie - Gautier - Adrien - Quentin, CC BY-SA 4.0 Dermal Denticles Credit: Pascal Deynat/Odontobase, CC BY-SA 3.0   Pendant Jewelry Credit: QVC   Ampullae of Lorenzini diagram Credit: Chiswick Chap, CC BY-SA 4.0   Shark Electrorecepter Diagram Credit: Chris_huh, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons   Shark being held Credit: Kqedquest via Flickr Creative Commons   Hammerheads Swimming Credit: Ryo Sato, CC BY-SA 2.0   Spiny Dogfish Credit: NOAA's National Ocean Service, CC BY 2.0   Whale Shark Credit: Zac Wolf, CC BY-SA 2.5   Greenland Shark Credit: Hemming1952, CC BY-SA 4.0   Dead Sharks Credit: Stephen Geyer, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0   Bag of shark fins Credit: Oleg., CC by 2.0   Shark fin soup Credit: Aemosion, CC by 2.0   Black Tipped Sharks Credit: Pablo Marx, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Video of shark and diver Credit: Richard Pyle/Bishop Museum and NOAA, CC BY-NC 2.0   Great White Shark Credit: Terry Goss, CC BY 2.5   Banjo Shark Credit: Alpha, CC by-NC 2.0 Hummingbird Moth Credit: Adege Hummingbird hawk moth Credit: FlickrVideos from Pixabay Two Polyphemus moths Credit: John Pickering   Atlas moth Credit: dmarr515 from Pixabay Luna Moth Credit: Keith Ramos/USFWS, Public Domain Rosy Maple Moth Credit: Rio Reason from Pixabay   Ruby Tiger Moth Credit: Erik Karits from Pixabay   White ermine moth Credit: Ian Lindsay from Pixabay   Six spot burnet moth Image by Roland Steinmann from Pixabay Bird poop moth Credit: Alexey Yakovlev, CC BY-SA 3.0   Cute Flannel Moth Credit:Brett Hondow from Pixabay   White Flannel Moth caterpillar Credit: Jan Haerer from Pixabay   Hornet Moth Credit: Ingeborg van Leeuwen, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Mothra footage Credit: Toho Co., Ltd   Music: Pharmacy Party Steven Combs Theme E Steven Combs and Delta Is Podcast Theme Kevin Hartnell

SciStarter S5E6 Info and Credits Every season has its own unique sights, sounds and other sensations. In this episode of the SciStarter podcast, we look at fireflies, listen to cicadas, feel the ocean waves and extend our senses beyond the bounds of our planet. Credits: Firefly Closeup Terry Priest CC BY-SA 2.0 DEED Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic   Surfing Beach Video Wu Chunchi, Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 2.0   Photuris firefly on leaf Katja Schulz CC by 2.0 Photuris firefly on white bg Brian Gratwicke CC by 2.0 Photuris bethaniansis Kayt Jonsson, US FWS Public Domain Phausis firefly Paul Marek CC by 4.0 Pyractomena firefly Judy Gallagher CC by 2.0 Photinus firefly Dan Mullen CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Cicadas on Leaves F. Delventhal CC by 2.0 Cicadas on concrete post Martin Labar CC BY-NC 2.0 Surfrider origin images Credit: SurfRider Foundation   Save the Waves promotional clips Credit: Save the Waves   Music: Pharmacy Party Steven Combs Theme E Steven Combs and Delta Is SciStarter Theme: Podcast Theme Kevin Hartnell

SciStarter S5E6 Info and Credits Every season has its own unique sights, sounds and other sensations. In this episode of the SciStarter podcast, we look at fireflies, listen to cicadas, feel the ocean waves and extend our senses beyond the bounds of our planet.   Music:  Pharmacy Party Steven Combs Theme E Steven Combs and Delta Is SciStarter Theme: Podcast Theme Kevin Hartnell

In this episode, we learn about efforts to discover flower/bee partnerships, an app for monitoring the populations and distribution of turtles and other reptiles, and a new water quality testing technique that uses cotton tampons. Projects and websites included in this podcast: Ask A Bumblebee Bees In Your Backyard HerpMapper What The Herp? David M. Carroll iNaturalist Seek by iNaturalist Tampling: Optical Brightener Water Quality Sampling Image Credits (all public domain, except where noted): Green Sea Turtle Hatchling Pete Leary/USFWS https://flic.kr/p/2pzRDd3 Galearis spectabilis, Showy Orchis Helen Lowe Metzman https://flic.kr/p/VSQspD   Micranthes virginiensis, Early saxifrage Helen Lowe Metzman https://flic.kr/p/XpVyfo   Echinacea purpurea, Coneflower Helen Lowe Metzman https://flic.kr/p/NDE3qc   Green-fringed orchid Helen Lowe Metzman https://flic.kr/p/2hWNCyv   Cercis, Redbud Helen Lowe Metzman https://flic.kr/p/27ipYfq   Yellow Corydalis Helen Lowe Metzman https://flic.kr/p/McNQTa   Honey bees in yellow pumpkin flower Credit: Kirsten Strough/USDA https://flic.kr/p/2maRLeD   Rusty Patched Bumblebee Credit: Sarah Warner/USFWS https://flic.kr/p/We58Uu   Backyard Bees of North America poster BeesInYourBackyard.com   Sam Droege at desk https://www.usgs.gov/media/videos/usgs-native-bee-inventory-and-monitoring-lab-eastern-ecological-science-center USGS Media   Floating fuzzy bumblebee and flower James Johnstone https://flic.kr/p/2adZcpU CC BY 2.0 DEED Attribution 2.0 Generic Eastern Box Turtle Shendandoah National Park https://flic.kr/p/fC5iYg   Tampling images and video Kelly Albus, Ben Hendrickson, Desiree Jackson, and Miranda Waite   SciStarter Theme: Podcast Theme Kevin Hartnell Additional Music: Mess Steven Combs The Confluence Gagmesharkoff

In this episode of the SciStarter podcast, we recap Citizen Science Month, the April solar eclipse, learn about a new episode of the Wild Hope video series on rewilding landscapes, building vernal pools, and an unusual fish that swims ashore to mate. Projects and resources featured include: Project FeederWatch   iNaturalist Squirrel Mapper Project Squirrel Stall Catchers Wild Hope NASA Eclipse Debrief Project Budburst Journey North Bumble Bee Watch   Ask A Bumble Bee Grunion Greeters Credits:   Grunion video: Michael Murrie, Pepperdine University   Podcast Theme Kevin Hartnell   Additional Music: Mess Steven Combs   Pharmacy Party Steven Combs

March is Women’s History Month AND we’re just days away from Citizen Science Month. And that’s why we have Rosie the Robot urging everyone to roll up their sleeves and do their part by signing up for the One Million Acts of Science Challenge! If we all work together We Can Do It! Projects Mentioned: Citizen Science Month Dolphin Chat Manatee Chat Instant Wild Project Sidewalk Monkey Health Explorer Citizen and Community Science Library Network Wild Hope HHMI Tangled Bank Studios

In February, we explore the romance of citizen science. Through your passion for science you can find not only birds, bugs and stars, but also new friends and just maybe that special someone. Projectsmentioned in this podcast include: Budburst https://scistarter.org/budburst The Great Backyard Bird Count https://scistarter.org/the-great-backyard-bird-count Do NASA Science Live https://scistarter.org/nasa-live Mountain Rain or Snow https://scistarter.org/mountain-rain-or-snow Fresh Eyes On Ice https://scistarter.org/fresh-eyes-on-ice GLOBE Observer– Land Cover https://scistarter.org/globe-observer-land-cover Backyard Worlds: Cool Neighbors https://scistarter.org/backyard-worlds-cool-neighbors The SunGrazer Project https://scistarter.org/the-sungrazer-project Message from Kristi Yamaguchi https://youtu.be/GRJbRNzR9-I?si=ft9PB1U9pPt91ZUi Valentine’s Day Dating Advice from Caroline Nickerson https://youtube.com/shorts/QwQWBmyOfeM?si=AH8k1ZA1UoH3bWEv Podcast Theme by Kevin Hartnell ttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_Hartnell/CC_BY-SA_40/Kevin_Hartnell_-_CC_BY-SA_40_-_09_Podcast_Theme/

In February, we explore the romance of citizen science. Through your passion for science you can find not only birds, bugs and stars, but also new friends and just maybe that special someone. Projects mentioned in this podcast include: Budburst https://scistarter.org/budburst The Great Backyard Bird Count https://scistarter.org/the-great-backyard-bird-count Do NASA Science Live https://scistarter.org/nasa-live Mountain Rain or Snow https://scistarter.org/mountain-rain-or-snow Fresh Eyes On Ice https://scistarter.org/fresh-eyes-on-ice GLOBE Observer– Land Cover https://scistarter.org/globe-observer-land-cover Backyard Worlds: Cool Neighbors https://scistarter.org/backyard-worlds-cool-neighbors The SunGrazer Project https://scistarter.org/the-sungrazer-project Message from Kristi Yamaguchi https://youtu.be/GRJbRNzR9-I?si=ft9PB1U9pPt91ZUi Valentine’s Day Dating Advice from Caroline Nickerson https://youtube.com/shorts/QwQWBmyOfeM?si=AH8k1ZA1UoH3bWEv Podcast Theme by Kevin Hartnell ttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_Hartnell/CC_BY-SA_40/Kevin_Hartnell_-_CC_BY-SA_40_-_09_Podcast_Theme/

Squirrels are fun, fascinating and sometimes infuriating, and also the focus of some amazing citizen science. Learn more about them in this episode of SciStarter's Citizen Science Podcast! Projects and Websites mentioned in this podcast are: Squirrel Mapper Project Squirrel Seek iNaturalist Zooniverse Citizen Science Month: One Million Acts of Science Macauley Library’s Best Bird Photos of 2024 HamSCI Project FRESH Air Schools’ Air Quality Monitoring for Health and Education (SAMHE)  AirCasting Drug Sniffing Squirrels video Podcast Theme by Kevin Hartnell

Squirrels are fun, fascinating and sometimes infuriating, and also the focus of some amazing citizen science. Learn more about them in this episode of SciStarter's Citizen Science Podcast!   Projects and Websites mentioned in this podcast are: Squirrel Mapper https://scistarter.org/squirrelmapper Project Squirrel https://scistarter.org/project-squirrel Seek https://www.inaturalist.org/pages/seek_app iNaturalist https://www.inaturalist.org/ Zooniverse https://www.zooniverse.org/ Citizen Science Month: One Million Acts of Science https://scistarter.org/citizensciencemonth Macauley Library’s Best Bird Photos of 2024 https://www.allaboutbirds.org/news/macaulay-librarys-best-bird-photos-2024/?__hstc=161696355.15fcc8de350a1a8b773b79c5eed9a2d0.1705541103104.1705541103104.1705541103104.1&__hssc=161696355.1.1705541103104&__hsfp=1354570303&_gl=1*1m8wr2z*_ga*MTkzODQ4MDM0Mi4xNzA1MzY3MjIw*_ga_QR4NVXZ8BM*MTcwNTU0MTEwMS4xLjAuMTcwNTU0MTEwMS42MC4wLjA.&_ga=2.11040432.529497690.1705541102-1938480342.1705367220 HamSCI https://hamsci.org/ Project FRESH Air http://www.hollerlab.com/fresh-air.html Schools’ Air Quality Monitoring for Health and Education (SAMHE) https://www.sei.org/projects/samhe/#:~:text=The%20SAMHE%20research%20team%EF%BB%BF,with%20temperature%20and%20relative%20humidity AirCasting https://scistarter.org/aircasting Drug Sniffing Squirrels video https://youtu.be/RY-dyiv5TR0?si=AjcX9ObPV9iCaNwL   Podcast Theme by Kevin Hartnell https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_Hartnell/CC_BY-SA_40/Kevin_Hartnell_-_CC_BY-SA_40_-_09_Podcast_Theme/

You can help researchers find and save endangered trees! In this interview, Ellen Crocker, co-creator of TreeSnap, discusses the purpose and use of this tree locator app. Projects and websites mentioned in this podcast: TreeSnap iNaturalist American Chestnut Foundation Podcast Theme by Kevin Hartnell   Image Credits: American Chestnut Photo Credit: Bob MacInnes, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/   American Elm Photo Credit: Katya Schulz, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/     Ash Tree Photo Credit: Ron Mader, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/   Chinese Chestnut Photo Credit: F.D. Richards, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/     Chinese Chestnut Tree Photo Credit: F.D. Richards, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/     Japanese Chestnut Photo Credit: Harum.koh, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/     Butternut Photo Credit: Cdanna2003, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/     Pacific Madrone Photo Credit: brewbooks, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/     Oregon Ash Photo Credit: born1945, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/     Pinyon Pine Photo Credit: Joshua Tree National Park, via Flickr Creative Commons Public Domain     Torreya taxafolia Photo Credit: Malcom Manners, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/     Torreya taxafolia grove Photo Credit: Malcom Manners, via Flickr Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

You can help researchers find and save endangered trees! In this interview, Ellen Crocker, co-creator of TreeSnap, discusses the purpose and use of this tree locator app. Projects and websites mentioned in this podcast: TreeSnap  iNaturalist American Chestnut Foundation Podcast Theme by Kevin Hartnell