WMNLI is happy to promote current, ongoing, and annual events from our partners. If you would like to feature an upcoming monitoring project or educational workshop, please reach out to (info@wmnli.org). Community Scientists with any questions related to these events should contact the organizers directly.
Join us on Wednesday, March 9th at 5:00 pm for a virtual training on the River Herring & Eel monitoring survey! More information can be found at https://seatuck.org/volunteer-river-herring-survey/ and you can register for the event at https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtfu6opjwsGdOkYFIcNnMBHbwP6JSuPVRK.
JOIN THE LONG ISLAND COASTAL BIOBLITZ!! A bioblitz is a community science effort to record as many species as possible within a designated location and time period. The Long Island Coastal Bioblitz allows participants to explore the amazing diversity of
JOIN THE LONG ISLAND COASTAL BIOBLITZ!! A bioblitz is a community science effort to record as many species as possible within a designated location and time period. The Long Island Coastal Bioblitz allows participants to explore the amazing diversity of
Janet Pesaturo, author of Camera Trapping Guide: Tracks, Sign and Behavior of Eastern Wildlife. In this one-hour Zoom presentation, followed by Q/A, Janet will introduce the basics of trail cameras: how they work, how to choose one, how to set
The annual Long Island Volunteer River Herring & Eel Survey is one of Long Island’s longest running community science projects. Started in 2006, the survey engages community volunteer scientists to monitor runs of migratory river herring and American eels
Learn about Long Island's newest neighbor, the coyote! In this open discussion experts from the Long Island Coyote Study group will discuss the natural history of coyotes and how we can coexist with them as they migrate across the island.
