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Acts of Science: Connected
Earth Day Animal Spot-A-Thon

April 22, 2026

Citizen Science Month, America 250, wildlife, trail cameras

Anyone and everyone!

Watch the recorded webinar to be guided on how to identify animals in trail camera images across Wisconsin, accessible from anywhere in the world. Our participation helps wildlife management teams make better decisions to support local wildlife safety and conservation.

Hear from the project experts, ask questions, and discover how your participation supports important research AND counts towards a goal of 2.50 Million Acts of Science this April (Citizen Science Month!).

Mackenzie Glasford

Operations Manager

Madeleine Soss

Volunteer Manager

Demetra Toniolo

Volunteer Manager

Liv Gripko

Volunteer Manager

Pharaoh Graham

Volunteer Management Coordinator

Access all links and resources for the event below.

On April 22, 2026, we’re participating in Snapshot Wisconsin, a citizen science project that aims to identify wildlife in trail camera images to track changes in wildlife distributions and abundances over time, and provide data needed to support and inform wildlife management decisions.

Keep participating–This project is available 24/7! Use our Take Home Flyer to start up again anytime.


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Comets, Clues, and Our Cosmic Story

Featured Project: Rubin Comet Catchers

Scan NASA images to find comets and other space objects, uncovering clues about our solar system while interacting with the NASA project leader via Zoom.

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