Top 10 Things to Have for a Citizen Science Project

Notebook or Data Journal

Notebook or Data Journal

Record observations, measurements, and important notes during the project.

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Smartphone or Tablet

Smartphone or Tablet

Use for data collection, submitting findings, and using specialized apps.

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Measuring Tools

Measuring Tools

Include rulers, thermometers, or other instruments for accurate data.

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Camera or Microscope

Camera or Microscope

Capture clear images of specimens or microscopic details for documentation.

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GPS Device or Map

GPS Device or Map

Accurately record and report locations of observations.

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Sample Containers

Sample Containers

Securely store physical samples like soil, water, or plant material.

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Safety Gear

Wear gloves, goggles, or masks for safe handling of materials.

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Field Guide

Use a field guide for species identification and additional research support.

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Portable Power Bank

Portable Power Bank

Keep devices charged during outdoor data collection.

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Internet Access

Internet Access

Submit findings and collaborate with other citizen scientists in real-time.

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