Join us for the Boston Area City Nature Challenge (#CNCBoston), a fun #CitizenScience competition across the globe to observe the most species from April 24-27!
Wow - what an effort! Thank you all observers and identifiers of the 2023 @citynaturechallenge! 1900 species and count! It isn't too late to upload or identify - join us in documenting #Bostons#Biodiversity!
Thank you eastern Massachusetts for joining us in the 2023 #CityNatureChallenge! Still time to join us and help identify the curious biodiversity that we live with. Check out the twofer observation by @iNaturalist user rdstevenson - https://t.co/S8aUhLw0Vn
Day 4! Join us in documenting #nature in Eastern #Massachusetts. The #CityNatureChallenge continues - don't let the forecast slow you down! 1000 observers, 13000 observations, 1600 species... https://t.co/GNfQMagZr3
Day 3 - we know our local #iNat'ters were out early. Join us in documenting local biodiversity with iNaturalist! #CityNatureChallenge https://t.co/WxlpN8uyY4
🏞️ In just 5 minutes under a tree, you might find a fungus, a fly, and some fuzzy moss… Take a look! Add your observations to the City Nature Challenge 2022: Boston Area.
🍄 https://t.co/z0BnE9GsNK
#CNCBoston#CityNatureChallenge@bostoncnc
It isn't even noon and already 65 observes and 30 identifiers have made contributions to the #BostonCNC! It is a beautiful day to get outside and observe with #iNaturalist#CityNatureChallenge 2022 - we are here!
It isn't even noon and already 65 observes and 30 identifiers have made contributions to the #BostonCNC! It is a beautiful day to get outside and observe with #iNaturalist#CityNatureChallenge 2022 - we are here!
I'm excited to share about an open-air science exhibit that will be going up along the Harborwalk next week. It's been such a fun project to work on! #ScienceWalk#MassBays#Martinspark#seaport
What is an estuary? Can oysters clean water? How do we count river herring? Let's Find out! Come to Martin's Park in July to explore these questions and more at MassBays Science Walk. #ScienceWalk#MassBays#Martinspark#seaport
What lives in this most urbanized watershed in New England? Check out the amazing crowd-sourced answer on the Mystic River watershed page on @inaturalist. 3000+ confirmed species. Sort by group. Each sighting has photo and exact location. @MysticMyRWA
https://t.co/tL9VqsNdLZ
Have a little spare time today? Join our community on iNaturalist and help improve the identifications for the observations made during the #CityNatureChallenge https://t.co/o1fFLhGnP3
This was part of a #bioblitz for the #CityNatureChallenge organized by Brian V. for @citnatchallenge @bostoncnc@inaturalist
The South Shore Bird Club contributed 238 observations of 148 species. Thanks for organizing Brian!
#Boston holding steady with the third highest number of participants in the #Global#CityNatureChallenge. Over 1250 observers have documented almost 1700 species. Today is the last day to make observations - let's keep documenting! https://t.co/TaaqAcQ6oP
From today through Monday, you can take part in an international bioblitz recording wildlife in your community via @citnatchallenge! On Sunday, @NOAASBNMS's seabird survey will contribute to @bostoncnc. Help record nature's creatures around us! 🦅
#CNCBoston
📸: Peter Flood
How many observations and who is observing? Boston currently has the third most observers and has the seventh most observations globally for Cities using iNaturalist during the CNC! While it isn't a competition - so fun to see #Boston representing! https://t.co/Oi77CZDiBY