Volunteers record information about the location and abundance of frog species by listening for their calls in the spring and early summer. A collaboration between science researchers, naturalist's clubs, and high school students. This Canadian program gathers baseline data for the long-term monitoring of biodiversity, as well as rainfall and soil chemistry, in Canada's forests. An adaptation of the program exists for younger children. The Canadian Nature Federation studies the abundance of native Lady Beetles compared to invasive species.
Paticipating classes receive a brochure and teacher's package at no cost.
Citizen's Environment Watch participants measure and report the pH, turbidity, and ammonia levels of a local stream or lake four times per year. A Java-enabled browser is required to get the most out of this site. Also involved in planting design and ecological consulting.