Virginia Key North Point Restoration

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Museum Volunteers for the Environment (MUVE), a volunteer habitat restoration program at Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science (Frost Science) is currently restoring 17 acres of coastal habitat at Virginia Key North Point (VKNP), an uninhabited island on public land off the coast of Miami, Florida. MUVE maintains a citizen science effort whereby volunteers collect biological and environmental data at restoration sites before and after habitat has been restored to determine the effectiveness of restoration efforts.

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Cking over 8 years ago Our MUVE citizen scientists are collecting water quality data in both a freshwater wetland and the Atlantic Ocean. Additionally, they are collecting habitat use data from birds, butterflies and reptiles, as well as vegetation health data in the restored area. In order to participate, interested volunteers can email me at: cking@frostscience.org. Tools vary with the type of data collection, but as can be as little as a data sheet and a pencil!

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Jfolker10 over 8 years ago What tools will I need to gather the necessary data?

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Ladams over 8 years ago MUVE - that sounds like a great community science project. Can you please give us some more info about what types of biological and environmental data your volunteers are collecting? Thanks for posting!

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