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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250824
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LOCATION:30220 Piney Neck Road\nDagsboro Delaware 19939
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SUMMARY:iNaturalist Bioblitz
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DESCRIPTION:DAGSBORO\, DE – The Delaware Botanic Gardens (DBG) will hold 
 its\nfirst Bioblitz from August 21–24\, inviting the public to help\nd
 ocument the\nbiodiversity of the Gardens using the free iNaturalist app.\n
 A Bioblitz is a community science event where people work together\nto r
 ecord\nas many species as possible in a set location over a defined period
  of\ntime.\nUsing iNaturalist\, participants can photograph plants\, anima
 ls\, and\nfungi\,\nthen upload their observations to the app to contribute
  to a global\ndatabase.\nParticipation in the DBG Bioblitz is free\, and
  iNaturalist is free\nto download\nand easy for anyone to use\, from begin
 ners to experts.  Participants\nare\nrequired to pay the daily garden ad
 mission fee.\n&quot\;I&#39\;m excited to welcome guests\, volunteers\, and
  staff to\nparticipate in DBG&#39\;s\nvery first Bioblitz\,&quot\; said A
 manda Goebel\, DBG Garden Curator.\n&quot\;We&#39\;ve been\nusing iNatural
 ist to collect data on site for years\, and I look\nforward to seeing\nwha
 t a Bioblitz shows us. This effort should give us a detailed\nsnapshot o
 f\nwhat we have on site\, whether it&#39\;s a fungus\, insect\, bird\, or\
 nplant.”\n“We are excited to see the staff and volunteers getting invo
 lved\,\nand\nhopefully we can engage with guests\, and members too since t
 his will\nbe the\nfirst of several bio-blitzes we plan for spring\, summer
  and fall next\nyear\,&quot\; said\nChristine Justice\, DBG Director of Ho
 rticulture.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>DAGSBORO\, DE &ndash\; The Delaware Botanic
  Gardens (DBG) will hold its<br />\nfirst&nbsp\;Bioblitz&nbsp\;from August
  21&ndash\;24\, inviting the public to help document the<br />\nbiodiversi
 ty of the Gardens using the free iNaturalist app.<br />\nA&nbsp\;Bioblitz&
 nbsp\;is a community science event where people work together to record<br
  />\nas many species as possible in a set location over a defined period o
 f time.<br />\nUsing iNaturalist\, participants can photograph plants\, an
 imals\, and fungi\,<br />\nthen upload their observations to the app to co
 ntribute to a global database.<br />\nParticipation in the DBG&nbsp\;Biobl
 itz&nbsp\;is free\, and iNaturalist is free to download<br />\nand easy fo
 r anyone to use\, from beginners to experts.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Participants are
 <br />\nrequired to pay the daily garden admission fee.<br />\n&amp\;quot\
 ;I&amp\;#39\;m excited to welcome guests\, volunteers\, and staff to parti
 cipate in DBG&amp\;#39\;s<br />\nvery first&nbsp\;Bioblitz\,&amp\;quot\; s
 aid Amanda Goebel\, DBG Garden Curator. &amp\;quot\;We&amp\;#39\;ve been<b
 r />\nusing iNaturalist to collect data on site for years\, and I look for
 ward to seeing<br />\nwhat a&nbsp\;Bioblitz&nbsp\;shows us. This effort sh
 ould give us a detailed snapshot of<br />\nwhat we have on site\, whether 
 it&amp\;#39\;s a fungus\, insect\, bird\, or plant.&rdquo\;<br />\n&ldquo\
 ;We are excited to see the staff and volunteers getting involved\, and<br 
 />\nhopefully we can engage with guests\, and members too since this will 
 be the<br />\nfirst of several bio-blitzes we plan for spring\, summer and
  fall next year\,&amp\;quot\; said<br />\nChristine Justice\, DBG Director
  of Horticulture.</p>
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