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Last weekend, volunteers braved the winter cold to count birds for Bridgerland Audubon’s 68th annual Christmas Bird Count, joining Audubon chapters across the country to track bird populations.
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The Christmas Bird Count is the longest running community science project in our nation’s history. This public bird count happens every December and has gained popularity over the years.
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Black rosy-finches are elusive alpine birds that have remained a mystery until recently. Now, researchers are using citizen science to learn more about…
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With the days getting colder, getting outside can be tough. Counting birds in the name of science is a great way to spend some time outside, or just…
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Through a new citizen science initiative, the Utah Climate Center will capture drought data through public observations posted on social media.Drought is…
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The North American Breeding Bird Survey, a large-scale citizen science project started in 1966, is the basis of a newly-released study on migratory bird…
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It's the October science news roundup! This month, we're talking about the little tiny monsters of the present, the really big monsters of the past, the…
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Utah State University biology professors wants to engage the community with a unique citizen science project aiming to explore interactions between…
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This week on UnDisciplined, we're talking about big things and small things, loud things and fast things, things that kill and things that survive being…
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The Great Backyard Bird Count takes place every February. One of the key differences between this event and the Christmas Bird Count, is that the Great…