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Extension Citizen Science
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2016
The University of Minnesota Extension Citizen Science Program connects youth and adults to large scale scientific research projects. Volunteers follow prescribed protocols to collect and report essential data.
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The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
© Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved.
The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
Beginning Bumble Bee ID May 27 2020
This is a recording of a webinar presented May 27, 2020 by the Minnesota Bee Atlas, providing an introduction to bumble bee identification in Minnesota. Funding for this project was provided by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust
Fund as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources
Fund as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources
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The Effects of Irgasan on Amphipods, Research Project by Joshua Proehl
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Joshua Proehl, student at Spicer-New London High School, walks us through the highlights of his research on the effects of Irgasan on amphipods. University of Minnesota Extension uses citizen science as a springboard for engaging youth in the full process of authentic research. We provide tools, resources, and curricula for youth group leaders and program managers to plan and carry out citizen ...
What is the best part about being a scientist? (Driven to Discover Citizen Science project)
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Brief reflections from youth on citizen science after their experiences in University of Minnesota Extension's NSF-funded project on Driven to Discover: Enabling Authentic Inquiry through Citizen Science. Copyright 2015 Regents of the University of Minnesota. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
How would you explain citizen science? (Driven to Discover Citizen Science project)
มุมมอง 555 ปีที่แล้ว
Brief reflections from youth on citizen science after their experiences in University of Minnesota Extension's NSF-funded project on Driven to Discover: Enabling Authentic Inquiry through Citizen Science. Copyright 2015 Regents of the University of Minnesota. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
How are the data you collected useful to the world? (Driven to Discover Citizen Science project)
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Brief reflections from youth on citizen science after their experiences in University of Minnesota Extension's NSF-funded project on Driven to Discover: Enabling Authentic Inquiry through Citizen Science. Copyright 2015 Regents of the University of Minnesota. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
What is your advice to other kids who want to be scientists? (Driven to Discover Citizen Science)
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Brief reflections from youth on citizen science after their experiences in University of Minnesota Extension's NSF-funded project on Driven to Discover: Enabling Authentic Inquiry through Citizen Science. Copyright 2015 Regents of the University of Minnesota. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
Movement and Behavior of Birds at Washington Park
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Youth Driven to Discover research team collects data about movement and behavior of birds at Washington Park, Milwaukee. Copyright 2013, Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal-opportunity educator and employer.
Climate Change Causes Caterpillar Calamity (Driven to Discover Citizen Science project)
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A brief video to highlight the investigation and results of youth involved in the Driven to Discover: Enabling Authentic Inquiry through Citizen Science Project. Youth investigated the question "How does a constant daily temperature versus fluctuating (one day 90 degrees, one day 63 degrees) temperature affect the growth of a cecropia moth caterpillar?" Copyright 2013, Regents of the University...
Comparison of Bird Species on Land and Water at Two Parks
มุมมอง 245 ปีที่แล้ว
A brief video to highlight the investigation and results of youth involved in the Driven to Discover: Enabling Authentic Inquiry through Citizen Science Project. Youth investigated the question "Are more birds spending most of their time in the lagoon, sky, ground, or trees and poles?" Copyright 2013, Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved. University of Minnesota Extension...
How Hot is Too Hot? Monarch Microclimate Study
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Where do caterpillars go when it's hot? A brief interview between a graduate assistant and D2D Youth research team member about their collaboration on an investigation of Monarch response to microclimate temperature variation on milkweed. Copyright 2013 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota
How to Use Binoculars for Birding
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Using binoculars can be easy! Step by step tutorial on how to use binoculars for birding. Hosted by Rob Blair, University of Minnesota Professor/Extension Specialist, Department of Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology.
Enabling Authentic Inquiry Through Citizen Science
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A brief intro for youth team members to the NSF-funded Driven to Discover: Enabling Authentic Inquiry through Citizen Science. Copyright 2013 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota.
What is Citizen Science?
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A brief video for youth that explores the history, breadth and value of citizen science. Produced by University of Minnesota Extension. Project Team Members: Robert Blair, Grant Bowers, Nathan Meyer, Pamela Nippolt, Karen Oberhauser, Andrea Lorek Strauss, Lis Young-Isebrand Narrator: Kelly Nail Producer: Audrey Favorito Illustration and Animation: Kelly McNutt Music by Kevin MacLeod - incomptec...
Citizen Science in the Classroom: Pollinators
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Middle school students collect pollinator data for a citizen science program called the Great Sunflower Project. See how these pollinator data contribute to bumble bee research done by Scientist Elaine Evans at the University of Minnesota. Get inspired to get outside, contribute data and help scientists understand your local pollinator populations. Video produced by Audrey Favorito, www.wildcar...
Citizen Science in the Classroom: Phenology
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High school students collect phenology data for a citizen science program called Nature’s Notebook. See how these phenology data contribute to research done by Scientist Rebecca Montgomery at the University of Minnesota. Get inspired to get outside, contribute data and help scientists understand your local phenological observations. Video produced by Audrey Favorito, www.wildcarrotproductions
Citizen Science in the Classroom: Dragonflies
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Citizen Science in the Classroom: Dragonflies
Citizen Science in the Classroom: Birding
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Citizen Science in the Classroom: Birding
Citizen Science in the Classroom: Dragonflies
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Citizen Science in the Classroom: Dragonflies
Citizen Science in the Classroom: Pollinators
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Citizen Science in the Classroom: Pollinators
Citizen Science in the Classroom: Phenology
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Citizen Science in the Classroom: Phenology
Getting started with Driven to Discover
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Getting started with Driven to Discover
Ice Swooping at Crow Hassan Park: Dragonfly nymph research
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Ice Swooping at Crow Hassan Park: Dragonfly nymph research
Citizen Science in the Classroom: Birding
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Citizen Science in the Classroom: Birding
Common Tern Research on Interstate Island
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Common Tern Research on Interstate Island
Very good!!! Muy bueno...
"A lot of people are watching birds these days. I guess birds can't be trusted!"
I loved the information specially about single vision circle instead of two circles.
Thank you! Just got a pair or binoculars and this was by far the best most informative instructional video I found. Much appreciated.
Great. Thanks. The part about telling others how to find the bird you're seeing is especially important. I was in a couple of bird watching groups where they explained by specifying the type of tree. Great....if you're tree savvy, but not everyone is, so the type of explanation given here was much better.
Best tutorial ever! Perfect, easy to understand instructions! Thank you so very much! This was just what we needed!
I want dragonflies in my back yard pond. Thanks for studying them
which model has a cleaner and more stable image, Nikon 8x20hg ldcf or Nikon 6x15micron?
Just bought a pair of binoculars and needed clear instructions like these. Thank you so much for posting this!
I don’t believe you were 1000 yards away from that bench. So here’s my question: Could you’ve gotten an even closer image of that bench? Was your binoculars on maximum magnification?
Hi I used this with my class of third graders today and it was awesome. Thank you so much for making this. We go out bird watching every two weeks in Oakland, California at Lake Merritt. Thanks again for making a very clear and helpful video
I am so grateful to you for not having “music” playing the whole time. So many instructional videos these days play music the whole time and it makes it impossible to concentrate for people with hearing, brain, and other problems. Or even those like me who just want quiet while listening to someone giving instructions or information. Thanks for the time and effort you put into this. Much appreciated. 🌈🦘
Thanks for sharing!
Baton Rouge Community College General Biology student from fall 2023. Thank you for this interesting video.
Nice tutorial, explenation!
wtf rly? you tell about the caps? What about mentioning that you need to hold them in your hands, and not kick them with your legs? Or that you need to use eyes for watching and not sit on them? sorry for gaslighting, but CMON!
I was today years old when I learned about the one circle. I see out of one eye, so I always thought my eye was idling it’s thang! 😂😂😂
Thank you very much super helpful video!
Really helpful, thanks.
Finally someone who explains why I can't see through my binoculars!!! Thank you.
im pretty sure the strap is not the most important part of binoculars. you can spend $1000's on a strap but you cannot see birds real good if you have a $10 pair of binoculars! think about it !
Thank you. So clear and helpful.
Step one is find binoculars which weigh less and still give superior quality.
Thank you so much.
Thanks to Biden/Kamala's inflation I can no longer afford to watch birds.
Excellent...clear and sharp
Thanks For Ur Information Sir
many people don't know, that binocular display is 1 circle, most of the movies show 2 circle
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Wow, learned a thing or three! THANK YOU 😘
thanks!
Best wishes from 🇮🇳
I have been searching someone from long time who explain the binocular working in the smooth way and here's my journey end.. thanks for explaining all👍
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amazingly detailed and helpful. thank you professor Blair
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Very helpful video. Thank you.
Very clear explanation. Thanks indeed!
Nice explanation 👍
Thanks!
Brilliant and very funny. I'm just off out to find some park benches.
Great video, thanks!
Thank you, very well explained. 😊
Too good Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼
Damn good video. Very informative.👍
You guys are gonna have to work hard if you're going to beat Kenny Bostick.
Brilliant and simple explanation for the diopter adjustment! Many thanks for that ! Best wishes from theUK ! 🙂👍
I found a New Old Stock of Winchester WL-1050WR for Canadian $40 (US$32/£25) which came in its original packaging including a Steel Box, A Nylon Pouch and all the straps. I couldn't find any details of Winchester Binoculars online - I know that they are a now defunct Ammunition company from USA famous for their rifles and also made rifle scopes. The box and the documentation state "Winchester is a registered trademark of Olin Corporation. Winchester Optics are distributed in North America by Vanguard (USA) Inc.” I know Vanguard makes some pretty decent mid range sub $250 binos. What are your thoughts about this purchase of $40 Canadian? Here are some specs: Porro Prism (Ofcourse from the looks ) 10x50 Eye relief: 11mm Exit Pupil: 5mm Angle of view: 6.7 degrees Field of view: 351 feet at 1000 yards Weight: 1.87 Ibs
Very good presentation👍with kind regards from Switzerland🇨🇭adrian