by Adventure Scientists | Mar 11, 2013 | adventure, adventurers and scientists for conservation, citizen science, kayaking, students, Wildlife
Dave and Amy Freeman of the Wilderness Classroom Explain the Importance of Mangroves as They Record Signs of Wildlife This is an overhead view of a mangrove swamp in Florida. Photo by Bill Wilen, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,...
by Adventure Scientists | Jan 31, 2013 | adventure, adventure trekking, biodiversity, citizen science, south america, Wildlife
Two Adventurers Recording Data as they Backpack Through Argentina and Chile Karen and Markus are recording observations for the the Wildlands Biodiversity project while travelling through Argentina and Chile. Karen and Markus are world travellers and avid adventurers....
by Adventure Scientists | Nov 27, 2012 | adventure, citizen science, conservation, Great Lakes, kayaking, students
ASC teams up with the Wilderness Classroom to study water quality and bird migration in the name of science and adventure Dave and Amy Freeman, the Founders of Wilderness Classroom. Photo credit: Wildernessclassroom.com For the past three years, Dave and Amy Freeman...
by Adventure Scientists | Jun 20, 2012 | adventure trekking, citizen science, hiking
Andrew Schleif, an engineer from Oregon is in the middle of the trip of a life time. He quit his day job and is hiking the Pacific Crest Trail from California to Washington. Along the way he is looking for signs of Pika for ASC researcher, April...
by Adventure Scientists | Sep 22, 2011 | citizen science
I was so inspired by our Centennials grizzly bear survey that I made a short movie from the photos and video clips I shot that weekend. Thank you Gregg, Jamie, NRDC and everyone else who made possible this cool project! Dave Gaillard, Defenders of...
