What is a community science bioblitz?

Community Science is a collection of data about the natural world by members of the general public, including anyone and everyone! A BioBlitz is when a group of people work together within a defined period of time to document as many living species as possible.

Where can I join the 2026 City Nature Challenge?

The Ada County project hub is located on iNaturalist. Follow this link to make a free account, join the project, and stay in the know about exciting event details! https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/city-nature-challenge-2026-ada-county

When is the 2026 City Nature Challenge?

Observations made on iNaturalist from April 24th-April 27th 2026 within Ada County will automatically be added to the project. The ID window extends from April 28th-May 10th and results will be published May 13th!

Ada County City Nature Challenge: Online iNaturalist Training Tickets, Multiple dates

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Join us for a free virtual event as we celebrate biodiversity and community science through the City Nature Challenge!

How to Take Action as a Community Scientist!

Calling all nature lovers looking to make a tangible difference within their sphere of influence! The City Nature Challenge is a free, crowd-sourced event aimed at documenting global biodiversity while fostering a greater appreciation for nature.

This webinar is to train City Nature Challenge site leaders of all backgrounds by: explaining the significance of community science, layout the details of the 2026 CNC, and providing iNaturalist training. It will be hosted by Alyssa Uhl from Boise Parks & Recreation. Additional details and a recording of the event will be sent out to all that register!

Join us for a free virtual event as we celebrate biodiversity and community science through the City Nature Challenge!

How to Take Action as a Community Scientist!

Calling all nature lovers looking to make a tangible difference within their sphere of influence! The City Nature Challenge is a free, crowd-sourced event aimed at documenting global biodiversity while fostering a greater appreciation for nature.

This webinar is to train City Nature Challenge site leaders of all backgrounds by: explaining the significance of community science, layout the details of the 2026 CNC, and providing iNaturalist training. It will be hosted by Alyssa Uhl from Boise Parks & Recreation. Additional details and a recording of the event will be sent out to all that register!

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