National Biodiversity Championship 2019's Boletim

The 1000 Observations mark was crushed as our National Biodiversity Championship teams continued their impressive run! Will the next mark to fall be 500 documented species?

Day 1 is coming to an end with an avalanche of observations coming in from our teams. Closing in on 600 observations as I type this, each of our teams had some great sightings- map turtles and katydids, Honey Locust and Barn Swallows, we are off to a great start! Excited to see what tomorrow brings!

‪Just a few hours away from the National Biodiversity Championships #biodiversitychamps2019 at #ESA2019 ! The sightings from around the conference are already ramping up, with Bald Eagle and Peregrine fly-bys over the River at sunset. You can register after start, but why wait?‬

https://www.esa.org/blog/2019/08/07/inaugural-national-biodiversity-championship-kicks-off-in-louisville-kentucky/

We'll happily take team registrations up until the morning of the 14th- and your observations in the championship area and time period will backfill the scoreboard. Interested? Here is where you need to go! https://www.esa.org/naturalhistory/2019-national-biodiversity-championship/ Look for the registration form!