We want to identify and better understand everywhere within town where water flows toward, into, and along our waterways including riparian (water-side) corridors:• Where do we have flooding and flows, especially with Spring snowmelt and rainstorms.• What is the water quality and when – generally clear? Sometimes or always turbid (muddy)? Forms pools and gets real funky?• What flora and fauna does the water support – willows? Songbirds? Pollinators? Frogs? • What are the seasonal patterns?

AmIAire is a citizen science (CS) and action research (AR) project. It will involve students (ages 6-17) to monitor air quality in urban and rural areas.

This project will reveal the areas of campus that are most in need of a cleanup.

Monitor the daily emergence patterns of a Big Brown Bat maternity colony

Track trends in habitat indicators annually for the Big Bend Restoration site

To capture a biological picture of Burton Mesa Ecological Reserve near distinct water features following a historic atmospheric river event in the region.

This project aims to reduce the amount of trash on local trails and foster an attitude of leave no trace and community engagement.

To encourage the uptake of using fishing line bins to discard waste line and other fishing gear by fishermen and beach users

Serve citizen science needs through an online data platform

Provide native prairie plant seeds for restoration projects