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Citizen Science Sites

Acadiana Native Plant Project Louisiana (greauxnative.org).
Convert your property to certified wildlife habitats with native plant gardening!
Beespotter
Breeding Bird Survey
BugGuide.Net
Bumble Bee Watch
Christmas Bird Count
CitizenScience.gov
EBird
EButterfly
Feeder Watch
Firefly Watch
FrogWatch USA | Akron Zoo
Great Backyard Birdcount
Hummingbirds at Home
iNaturalist – A Community for Naturalists. 
LOSBird.org

Louisiana Amphibian Monitoring Program
Monarch Watch
North American Butterfly Association
Nature’s Notebook. The USA Phenology Network.
​NestWatch
Odonata Central
SciStarter – SciStarter
Songs of Insects
​Zooniverse.org

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    Join ULM's Annual Bioblitz 2026 - Oct 24th from 8 AM- 4 PM. Explore and showcase the rich diversity of the Ouachita Hills Region at the ULM Biological station on the banks of the Ouachita River!
  • Q3 Members’ Meeting with Gypsy Hanks October 11, 2026
    We welcome all existing and past members, and interested members of the public to our Third Quarter Meeting 2026, where we will: We welcome Gypsy Hanks to present on her work as a Wildlife Biologist at North Louisiana Refuges Complex in the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service where she has served for the past 28 […]
  • Celebrate 30 Years of Turtle Research at Black Bayou Lake NWR! October 5, 2026
    Join celebrated author, editor and ULM Professor Emeritus of Biology, John Carr this coming Saturday, October 10th 9.00 AM, at Black Bayou Lake NWR Conservation Learning Center for a celebration of 30 years of his freshwater turtle research at Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge! The event will begin with an illustrated talk that will […]
  • Butterflies Workshop & NABA Butterfly Count September 15, 2026
    A big thank you to Craig Marks and all the good folk who participated in our Butterflies workshop and NABA Count. Their keen eyes in different locations made this year’s count better than preceding ones, with more species and far more individual butterflies counted! Craig is Louisiana’s State Lepidopterist, and author of Butterflies of Louisiana, […]
  • The Next 100 Years of Kiroli September 11, 2026
    Join the conversation on Kiroli Park's future! Discover restoration plans post-ice storm and how the community can help shape its next century.

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  • Louisiana Association of Professional Biologists Annual Meeting and Research Symposium 2026 October 13, 2026
  • Local Conservation Heroes at ANROSP August 13, 2026
  • 2026 LMNA Rendezvous a Huge Success! April 17, 2026
  • Media Release: Larry Allain to Receive the 2026 Caroline Dormon Outstanding Louisiana Naturalist Award April 7, 2026
  • 2026 City Nature Challenge March 30, 2026

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Louisiana Master Naturalists – Northeast is a chapter of Louisiana Master Naturalists Association, Inc. Our sister chapters are CenLa, Greater New Orleans, Greater Baton Rouge, Acadiana, Southwest and Northwest.

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