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Glacier Park Taps Citizen Scientists To Help With Research Projects

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Glacier National Park is looking for people to help study and monitor plant and animal species throughout the park.

“The reason we do these projects using citizen science is because they’re very large scale geographically. And you need a lot of bodies to do that because the park’s pretty big.” says Jami Belt, a biologist with Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center, which is coordinating the park’s citizen science program.

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