See more from this Division: A01 Resident Education
See more from this Session: Techniques and Technology in Teaching
Tuesday, 7 October 2008: 10:00 AM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 370D
Abstract:
A BioBlitz is a rapid assessment of the species living in a particular area at a given time and is usually conducted over a 24 hour period. Scientists team up to identify all living things in an area. This event is a great way to interest the community in science. Community members get to watch scientists at work in the Midwest , instead of on TV in the rain forest. A detailed inventory of species for the site is another incentive for conducting a BioBlitz. The data collected can help when making management decisions for a property. The challenge of these events is organizing and coordinating scientists and volunteers.
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