We also appreciate everyone who helped spread the word about this important event, especially our friends at SciStarter.

There are lots of expeditions from plants to bees and the very last of our salamanders. Stop Notes from Nature anytime to continue to support open data about biodiversity.
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Capture the Collections and Digitizing Biological Collections in Canada were very popular with 5516 and 4091 respectively. Our featured project, CAS - Plants to Pixels received over 2100 classifications.

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Our featured project, CAS - Plants to Pixels has already received over 2,000 classifications for the event, but there is more to be done. We got 3 expeditions still going including plants from the bay area, central coast and county quest.

Thank you!

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There are still lots of fun expeditions running from a wide variety of critters. There is something for everyone from bats, bees, salamanders to archaeological specimens and lots of amazing plants.

Please contribute today - bit.ly/2dgEe91

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We’ve got 3 expeditions to choose from. County Quest is a great one if you love California geography or are interested in learning more. The labels don’t have county recorded, so we ask you to use the location information on the label to determine the county the specimen was collected in.

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If you are interested in registering an event, visit wedigbio.org/events to take part.

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"Animals of California Academy of Sciences" - 23'' x 32''
Created by Brenda Melton, Kelsey Paulling, Kyra Ortiz, Luiz Rocha, and Ricardo Kriebel

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Those who participate in transcribing specimen data via the “Notes from Nature – CAS Plants to Pixels” project between September 10th and September 30th, 2025 are eligible.

Details: www.calacademy.org/botany-poste...

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