Have you ever wondered what unique species inhabit your local area? The North Webster Community Public Library invites you to quench that curiosity by participating in an exciting scientific adventure—the iNaturalist BioBlitz!
A Gateway to Citizen Science
The Citizen Science Club at the North Webster Community Public Library is opening doors to everyone interested in science! With a special training session slated for Tuesday, April 15, participants will learn how to employ the iNaturalist app to observe and catalog the variety of wildlife present in their environment. According to InkFreeNews.com, this initiative is part of the broader “One Million Acts of Science” campaign aimed at cultivating public involvement in scientific endeavors.
Embark on the BioBlitz Species Count
Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 19, when the Citizen Science Club will conduct its thrilling BioBlitz species count. Enthusiastic participants will gather at the library before heading to the North Webster Elementary School nature trail. This opportunity allows everyone, from seasoned nature enthusiasts to newcomers, to join forces in documenting local ecological treasures.
Community Engagement and Learning
Beyond the BioBlitz, the North Webster Community Public Library regularly offers a variety of enriching events. Whether diving into exciting craft projects in the Adult Craft Class or exploring the delicious world of cuisine with Whisk & Sizzle, there’s something for everyone.
For Young Researchers
Engage the younger generation! The library also hosts a suite of events tailored for teens and children, including art critique sessions, Teen Paint & Sip events, and playful, interactive activities like life-sized Candyland.
Take Part and Make a Difference
Being part of the iNaturalist BioBlitz not only enhances personal knowledge but also contributes meaningfully to scientific databases. This collective effort aims to create a comprehensive overview of biodiversity, advancing both local and national research efforts.
For more fun and information, contact the library at (574) 834-7122 or visit their website. Let’s come together to celebrate and protect our precious natural world!
