Thanks for attending the presentation at the 2018 OMGA conference, Growing Gardeners. Presentation slides coming soon! Here are the links and resources that were shared: Dry Farming Collaborative (participatory research) National Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count (bioblitz example) iNaturalist Example Master Gardener collaboration in California to survey for invasive plants being sold. SciStarter.org Zoouniverse.org Oregon… Continue reading →
From time to time, we will highlight citizen science projects which may be of interest to OSU Extension Master Gardeners. Please visit our ‘Get Involved‘ page, for guidance on using approved Citizen Science projects to help fulfill the Master Gardener service hour requirement in Oregon. This post is modified from a recruitment email provided by… Continue reading →
This post is part of the series How Science Works: A Guide for Gardeners. Follow along to discover how science relates to your own garden. ——— The core logic of science is that you can test ideas or answer questions, by systematically gathering evidence (or data), and then considering how that evidence supports or refutes your… Continue reading →
