Intro to Community Science: Phone Apps to Help Wildlife
Do you love exploring nature and snapping photos on your phone? You can turn those moments into real scientific discoveries!
Saturday, October 18, 2025
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Pebble Hill Plantation Learning Center
Join Georgia DNR Wildlife Conservation biologists Anna Yellin and Linda May for an exciting, hands-on workshop on community science where everyday observers help track and conserve wildlife.
What You’ll Experience:
- Learn about global community science projects and how they impact conservation.
- Discover how to use popular apps like iNaturalist, eBird, Project FeederWatch, and NestWatch.
- Head outdoors to explore Pebble Hill’s habitats and record your own plant and wildlife observations.
Who Should Attend:
Nature lovers ages 12+ who want to make a difference in their own backyards!
Register and Purchase Tickets
Tickets go on sale Tuesday, September 9th at 12 Noon
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Registration Deadline: Thursday, October 16, 2025
Limited to 16 participants – reserve your spot early!
Tickets (No Refunds):
- Adults: $16
- Students (ages 12–18): $8
Come be part of science in action — your discoveries can help protect Georgia’s wildlife and habitats!
FAQ:
Dress: Comfortable attire and closed-toe shoes for walking
What to bring: Water bottle
What all is included? Community science program & guided nature walk
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