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Discover Biodiversity at BioBlitz June 22 and 23, 2019

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Date: June 11, 2019
Contact: Capitol Reef Field Station, 801-863-5640

Join the fun at the 2019 BioBlitz in Capitol Reef National Park! The BioBlitz is a collaboration between Utah Valley University, Capitol Reef Field Station, and Capitol Reef National Park. Participants can hike and learn about local biodiversity with the help of experts in the amazing landscapes of Capitol Reef. This is a great opportunity to be outside while learning more about Capitol Reef and to engage in hands-on science in a National Park. You will also be citizen scientists and contribute valuable data to the National Park and worldwide efforts to better understand patterns of biodiversity.

DAY 1: Saturday, June 22, 2019

  • Orientation is at 9:00 am at the Capitol Reef Field Station. Participants will hike with a group leader to identify and observe biodiversity in the field. After fieldwork, participants will work with scientists to confirm observations and upload data. Details are listed on the Eventbrite page.

  • Hiking will be easy to moderate.

DAY 2: Sunday, June 23, 2019

  • Day 2 will occur in more remote areas of the park and is designed for folks very comfortable in rugged terrain. It will involve hiking on rough terrain throughout the day and following data collection protocols.

  • Space is limited. Details will be provided after you RSVP.


Reservations are required at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/capitol-reef-national-park-bioblitz-2019-tickets-60096455115. After you RSVP please continue to check your email for additional instructions and updates at iNaturalist BioBlitz event page: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/capitol-reef-national-park-bioblitz-2019. More information about Capitol Reef National Park go to www.nps.gov/care and more information about the Capitol Reef Field Station go to www.uvu.edu/crfs.



Last updated: June 11, 2019

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