Engage communities and regions in climate actions

Document the formation of ghost forests.

Track land cover state, condition, and changes.

Monitor land loss on the Mississippi River Delta.

Due to the response and success of the initiative in 2022, we are growing the funding and volunteer capacity to make Livingston Loves Trees an annual planting program. Our goal is to plant 1,000 trees in Livingston over 10 years and transform an aging, homogenous tree-scape into a robust and diverse urban forest, providing shade, habitat for wildlife, a defense against invasive pests and climate change, and more.

To investigate how visualization can help in learning physics concepts

Document the diversity, distribution, and diet of ants.

Shared intelligence on soil health, watershed function

Document local (MDI, ME area) impacts of intense rain events which are forecasted to increase in the future due to climate change.