Citizen Science - Stay Curious, Utah!
Citizen Science is an important part of work here at NHMU. Through citizen science projects, community members can make an impact to biodiversity research by making observations about the world around them. Join Ellen Eiriksson, NHMU Citizen Science Manager, and an NHMU Educator to learn more about what projects are currently happening at NHMU and how we can all participate. Sessions for K-2nd, 3rd-4th and 5th-6th grade will have a short presentation with a Q&A. We will also have a storytime for our K-2nd grade students.
Q&A with Citizen Science Manager Ellen Eiriksson - May 16th, 2024
Ellen Eiriksson oversees citizen science programming at NHMU, and has worked as an environmental educator and science communicator since the early 2000's. She enjoys connecting people, communities and science. Ellen's favorite way to get outside is hiking in the summer, skiing in the winter, and always taking time to snap a photo of interesting nature phenomena.
K-2nd Grade
10:30-11:00am
Learn about the importance of making observations of the world around us through this nature themed storytime and Q&A webinar!
3rd-4th Grade
9:45-10:15am
Explore how making observations about the world around us can contribute to scientific reasearch through this webinar and Q&A!
5th-6th Grade
9:00-9:30am
Dig into current projects and how everyone can contribute to research by making observations about the world around them with this webinar and Q&A!