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The University of Manitoba’s first BioBlitz is helping people rethink how they relate to the ecosystems around them.

Held from May 11–15, and part of the larger Campus Landscape Series, the event brings students, staff, and community members together to document the plants, insects, and birds that call campus home. By snapping photos and uploading them to the iNaturalist app, these “citizen scientists” are creating a better picture of the biodiversity on campus.Continue Reading