Texas A&M Forest Service Nature Challenge
Brazos Valley City Nature Challenge Workshop
Are you curious about what plants, animals and insects live in your neighborhood? Have you wondered if any of those AI apps work? Join Morgan Abbott, Regional Woodland Ecologist with Texas A&M Forest Service, to learn about this all-ages iNaturalist event. Discover what it is, how it works, why it matters and help Brazos Valley win this 'collaboration-meets-friendly-competition' against communities from across the world!
Details
- 10am-11am at Larry J. Ringer Public Library
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This Challenge is for:
- All Ages
- Formal Educators
- Informal Educators
- Landowners
Challenge Topics:
- Animals and Wildfire
- At Home
- Biodiversity
- City Nature Challenge
- Climate Action
- Connecting Children with Nature
- Conservation/Environmental Education
- Continuing Education
- Environmental Systems and Cycles
- Homeschool
- iNaturalist
- Land Stewardship
- Nature and Mental Health
- Online or Virtual
- Outdoor Recreation
- Physical Health and Exercise
- School Campus
- Urban Greening
- Volunteer and Service Projects
This Challenge is accessible for:
- People with Visual Impairments
- People with Hearing Impairments
- People with Mobility Impairments
- People with Developmental Impairments
- People with Sensory Sensitivities
To complete this challenge
Step one
Step One
Download the iNaturalist App before or during the workshop.
Step two
Step Two
Attend the workshop.
Step three
Step Three
Take photos of all the biota in your community!
Step four
Earn your badge!
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Texas A&M Forest Service and cooperators collectively known as “Nature Challenge” have not inspected the physical locations of challenges. No warranty of safecondition, or fitness for particular use is granted by Nature Challenge. Nature Challenge has not vetted whether the challenges, as formatted by the Provider, is safe. Anyone performing this challenge will be doing so at their own risk.
