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Become a citizen scientist and help us document the diversity around us! We explore our local parks through public nature events - BioBlitzes. A BioBlitz is an event where a group of people tries to document as many species as possible in a specific time frame. It's a great way to get to know a place, local animals and plants, and collect real scientific data.
If this sounds like fun, join us!
Bioblitz.club was founded in 2019 by Merav Vonshak. Merav has a PhD from the Tel Aviv University and has completed her postdoctoral studies at Stanford University. Merav has been organizing citizen science events for the past 10 years and she and her volunteers have documented numerous animals and plants in many events. Bioblitz.Club brings the latest news, updates, special events, and more to our community of avid naturalists in the Bay Area.
We love nature, pride ourselves on being a fun and collaborative environment, and hope you will join us for an event soon.
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Near the Anderson Reservoir Visitor Center in Coyote valley. Organized in collaboration with Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful
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A summer event at one of our favorite locations! Organized in collaboration with Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful
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In collaboration with Saved By Nature and Open Space Authority
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In collaboration with Saved By Nature and Open Space Authority
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A special event for Earth Day 2019. Organized in collaboration with Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful
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Click to download the fliers we use as field guides (ask us if you need a file that is not here)
This flier includes some of the most common Bay Area galls found in the fall. Download, print, and go out searching for galls!
This one has the Bay Area common spring galls. Although not as pretty and showy as the fall galls, these are still awesome!
Learn about some of the common Bay Area ant species, both around your house and yard, and in natural habitats
What bird species can you find in your back yard? Who is visiting your bird feeder? Get to know our local birds
Get to know some of our local wildflowers using this flier. Go to a park near you, and open your eyes!
Keep those kids busy while learning some of our local plants and animals - poison oak, turkey vulture, and many others!
Excited about citizen science? Want to join the club?
Send me a mail pigeon, or you can do what cool kids do and sign up here (don't worry, we will never share your email with anyone)
If you enjoy visiting streams, ponds, or any freshwater habitat, try out this guide - snails, dragonflies, beetles, and mites!
Who lives inside your home and in your yard? Get to know your neighbor arthropods with our new flier!
As it gets warmer, spring flowers go into seeds, and make space for the late spring or early summer flowers
