2026 Kick off

Field Days, Public Lands Day, schoolyard workshop, and new ways to explore your data — all inside.

View this email in your browser Hello Community Science Friends, There's a lot happening across our watershed this season! Last week we celebrated our partners at our annual Appreciation Dinner, and otherwise getting our ducks in a row for the upcoming field season. Check out what's ahead.  ☀️ Kicking off Community Science Field Days with regional youth, bringing students out into the field to observe, question, and connect with the land. □ Celebrating Public Lands Day and the shared spaces that make this work possible. □ Upcoming Schoolyard Investigations workshop at the Oregon Science Teacher Association Conference in Pendleton. □️ A quick tutorial on visualizing your data on the NASA GLOBE platform. As always, thank you for being part of this community of learners, land stewards, and curious minds. Wishing you ease as we transition to autumn, Carrie Carrie Caselton Lowe Community Science Coordinator Grande Ronde Community Science Project Grande Ronde Public Lands Day is Saturday, September 26 at Riverside Park In the spirit of celebrating and giving back to our watershed, join us Saturday, September 26 for Grande Ronde Public Lands Day at Riverside Park. More info here. Want help with Schoolyard Investigations? Join us for a workshop Friday, Oct 9 at the Oregon Science Teacher Assocation Pre-Conference Join us for a workshop Friday, October 9 at the Oregon Science Teacher Association Pre-Conference  If you are a teacher that is or would like to work with the Grande Ronde Community Science Project and need the registration fees covered, please reach out to Carrie. □ Accessing Data - Part 1 □  Toby is up to date on our 2026 data! Give him a hand! □ He is backlogging past years' data into GLOBE. He is up to date for 2026, 2025, almost 2024, and will move to 2023 next. Check out our data webpage for more details. Here is a quick tutorial, especially for teachers, on how to access our data on GLOBE — turning your observations into a bigger picture, literally. Next time, we'll have some tricks for accessing data on our Google Sheets. Accessing Community Science Data - Part 1 Want to get involved? Have questions, comments, or ideas? Reach out anytime!   email: [email protected] www.granderondecommunityscience.org Thank You to our AWESOME Partners!  www.redtwig.org   Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.