
Be a scientist for a day! On September 19, St. Louis County Parks and Recreation, Great Rivers Greenway, Missouri Dept. of Conservation, and our community partners invite you to join an all‑day BioBlitz.
A Bioblitz is when teams of scientists, students, and community members work together to identify and record as many living species (plants, trees, liches, mosses, bugs, bees, lizards etc.) as possible within a specific area over a specific time frame. It’s a fun and engaging way to learn about local biodiversity and contribute to scientific research. This not only helps community members grow their appreciation for nature in their own “backyard,” but can also help drive conservation and land management decisions, understanding of local diversity, and possibly even discover a new species!