Upcoming Events and Training
Trainings and Events
April is Citizen Science Month
Did you know that April is also Citizen Science month? Head over to SciStarter to learn more and see what other events are occurring in April.
4/13 Citizen Science 101
Did you know that you can help real-world scientists by contributing to Citizen Science? Join MACH1, SciStarter, and researchers from Arizona State University at Citizen Science 101. Learn how you can make a difference by collecting data, making observations, and playing games to help track pollution, protect biodiversity, understand your own indoor air quality, accelerate Alzheimer’s research, and more! This program is a walk-in program for all ages.
4/14 Southwest Regional Library Citizen Science Pop-Up
Come see citizen science kits in action! April is Citizen Science Month, and one of the ways you can get involved is by visiting your local citizen science hub, your library!
Emma, a SciStarter rep, will be demonstrating how to use the Citizen Science kits you can check out at your library to learn about science while gathering data for real research. In the Monitoring Air Quality kit, for example, we use the Airbeam monitor in the kit to detect small particles that give us clues about the quality of our air. There are so many ways to take part, and so many projects that need our help, so why not start now?
No registration needed, just walk in and say hello!
4/15 Perry Library Citizen Science Pop-Up
Come see citizen science kits in action! April is Citizen Science Month, and one of the ways you can get involved is by visiting your local citizen science hub, your library!
Emma, a SciStarter rep, will be demonstrating how to use the Citizen Science kits you can check out at your library to learn about science while gathering data for real research. In the Monitoring Air Quality kit, for example, we use the Airbeam monitor in the kit to detect small particles that give us clues about the quality of our air. There are so many ways to take part, and so many projects that need our help, so why not start now?
No registration needed, just walk in and say hello!
4/19 White Tank Library Citizen Science Pop-Up
Come see citizen science kits in action! April is Citizen Science Month, and one of the ways you can get involved is by visiting your local citizen science hub, your library!
Emma, a SciStarter rep, will be demonstrating how to use the Citizen Science kits you can check out at your library to learn about science while gathering data for real research. In the Monitoring Air Quality kit, for example, we use the Airbeam monitor in the kit to detect small particles that give us clues about the quality of our air. There are so many ways to take part, and so many projects that need our help, so why not start now?
No registration needed, just walk in and say hello!
4/20 Fairway Library Citizen Science Pop-Up
Come see citizen science kits in action! April is Citizen Science Month, and one of the ways you can get involved is by visiting your local citizen science hub, your library!
Emma, a SciStarter rep, will be demonstrating how to use the Citizen Science kits you can check out at your library to learn about science while gathering data for real research. In the Monitoring Air Quality kit, for example, we use the Airbeam monitor in the kit to detect small particles that give us clues about the quality of our air. There are so many ways to take part, and so many projects that need our help, so why not start now?
No registration needed, just walk in and say hello!
4/22 How to be a Citizen Scientist with SciStarter
Come by the library and learn how to help real scientists do their research with Citizen Science. Our SciStarter presenter will be showing us how to collect data on bees with our Observing Pollinators kit! Ages 8-12.
4/26 Burton Barr Library Citizen Science Pop-Up
Come see citizen science kits in action! April is Citizen Science Month, and one of the ways you can get involved is by visiting your local citizen science hub, your library!
Emma, a SciStarter rep, will be demonstrating how to use the Citizen Science kits you can check out at your library to learn about science while gathering data for real research. In the Monitoring Air Quality kit, for example, we use the Airbeam monitor in the kit to detect small particles that give us clues about the quality of our air. There are so many ways to take part, and so many projects that need our help, so why not start now?
No registration needed, just walk in and say hello!
4/29 Fountain Hills Library Citizen Science Pop-Up
Come see citizen science kits in action! April is Citizen Science Month, and one of the ways you can get involved is by visiting your local citizen science hub, your library!
Emma, a SciStarter rep, will be demonstrating how to use the Citizen Science kits you can check out at your library to learn about science while gathering data for real research. In the Monitoring Air Quality kit, for example, we use the Airbeam monitor in the kit to detect small particles that give us clues about the quality of our air. There are so many ways to take part, and so many projects that need our help, so why not start now?
No registration needed, just walk in and say hello!