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4 CAST Project
We are using the Nature's Notebook platform to not only facilitate our Pheno-Cam project, but to provide data to the larger scientific community. We are embarking on a long-term data collection and community engagement effort as part of the 4CAST Project (Coastal Climate Change + Community Art, Science and Tradition). Using Nature's Notebook we seek to engage community volunteers and students in a meaningful way to better understand our changing climate, while providing researchers access to volumes of data which would otherwise be restrictive or nearly impossible to collect themselves.
City:
Lincoln City and Otis
State:
OR
Plan to Use Nature's Notebook for::
Answering science questions
Studying pollinator phenology
Studying climate change impacts
Status and trends (or baseline) monitoring
Getting students involved with research
Engaging the public
Contributing to a national effort
Entrypoint for citizen science
This LPP is working with K-16 students:
Yes
More than 30 students:
Under-served Communities:
Yes
Under-served how?:
As we expand our efforts we will be enlisting our local school district as partners who serve under-represented communities.
Involves indigenous communities:
This LPP is part of a Phenology Trail:
Personal Site Network:
First Observation Date:
August, 2021
Partner Group
Date of last record submission:
August, 2021