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TechnologyCitizen ScienceOur Model:“What we’ve built in eBird is an exampleof what can be accomplished when youengage a passionate community in doingwhat they love to do and show them howthey can play an important role to help allof us better understand our world.”—Brian Sullivan, eBird project leader12
Our Innovating Model: the Means Engaging to Discover Birders the in Science Unknown…and Conservation Open New PossibilitiesImagine the most comprehensiveecological inventory ever convened—legions of observers fanning outacross North America, from coastto coast and all habitats in between,from forest and desert and prairie to cityparks and suburban backyards. That kindof massive bird-monitoring campaign isoccurring every day courtesy of the morethan 200,000 people in the United Statesand Canada who are powering CornellLab citizen-science projects at feedersand nests, in schools and out in the wilds,turning millions of bird sightings intovaluable data.Wood Duck by Melissa Groo13
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