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A vast collaboration of birding organizations has organized the largest citizen science project in the history of ornithology—a ‘Big Day’ with 201 countries participating.
Documenting 7,800 species in a single day, (there are around 11,000 species known in the world) the October 12th Big Day succeeded in recruiting 748,000 birders for the job, and producing 66,000 photos for a scientific library
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https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/birdwatchers-in-201-countries-break-world-record-documenting-7800-species-in-a-single-day/
A vast collaboration of birding organizations has organized the largest citizen science project in the history of ornithology—a ‘Big Day’ with 201 countries participating.
Documenting 7,800 species in a single day, (there are around 11,000 species known in the world) the October 12th Big Day succeeded in recruiting 748,000 birders for the job, and producing 66,000 photos for a scientific library
#AureFreePress #News #press #headline #birders
https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/birdwatchers-in-201-countries-break-world-record-documenting-7800-species-in-a-single-day/
Birdwatchers in 201 Countries Break World Record Documenting 7,800 Species in a Single Big Day
The October 12th Big Day also succeeded in recruiting 748,000 birders for the job, and producing 66,000 photos for a scientific library.Andy Corbley (Good News Network)
