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6dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
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Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
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(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
12dec5:30 pm- 7:00 pmDrinking Water Wednesday
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Have you ever wanted to get some basic information about your drinking water?
- What should I test my private well for?
- What testing is done on public water systems?
- How do I know if my water is safe?
Please join the Community Science Institute (CSI) in collaboration with the Tompkins County Health Department in our quarterly series of public forums, Drinking Water Wednesdays. CSI is a nonprofit environmental organization based in Ithaca, NY, that has operated a New York State certified water testing lab since 2003. A brief introduction will cover the most common tests including bacteria, nitrate, nitrite, and lead. This updated discussion will also cover information regarding cyanobacteria contamination of drinking water. Most of the forum will consist of CSI and Health Department staff responding to questions from the audience.
*Supported in part by a grant from the Park Foundation
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(Wednesday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
13dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
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Join the Community
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Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
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(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
20dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
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Join the Community
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Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
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(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
24dec - 1jandec 241:00 amjan 1- 1:00 amLab Closed for the Holiday
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The Community Science Institute Lab
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The Community Science Institute Lab will be closed for the holiday from December 24th through January 1st of 2018. Therefore, sample drop-off will end on Thursday, December 20th, and resume on Wednesday, January 2nd. During this time, if an urgent matter arises, please email us at info@communityscience.org.
Have a happy holiday!
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December 24 (Monday) 1:00 am - January 1 (Tuesday) 1:00 am
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Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
27dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
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Join the Community
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Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
december, 2018
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6dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
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Join the Community
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Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
12dec5:30 pm- 7:00 pmDrinking Water Wednesday
Event Details
Event Details
Have you ever wanted to get some basic information about your drinking water?
- What should I test my private well for?
- What testing is done on public water systems?
- How do I know if my water is safe?
Please join the Community Science Institute (CSI) in collaboration with the Tompkins County Health Department in our quarterly series of public forums, Drinking Water Wednesdays. CSI is a nonprofit environmental organization based in Ithaca, NY, that has operated a New York State certified water testing lab since 2003. A brief introduction will cover the most common tests including bacteria, nitrate, nitrite, and lead. This updated discussion will also cover information regarding cyanobacteria contamination of drinking water. Most of the forum will consist of CSI and Health Department staff responding to questions from the audience.
*Supported in part by a grant from the Park Foundation
Time
(Wednesday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
13dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
Event Details
Join the Community
Event Details
Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
20dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
Event Details
Join the Community
Event Details
Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
24dec - 1jandec 241:00 amjan 1- 1:00 amLab Closed for the Holiday
Event Details
The Community Science Institute Lab
Event Details
The Community Science Institute Lab will be closed for the holiday from December 24th through January 1st of 2018. Therefore, sample drop-off will end on Thursday, December 20th, and resume on Wednesday, January 2nd. During this time, if an urgent matter arises, please email us at info@communityscience.org.
Have a happy holiday!
Time
December 24 (Monday) 1:00 am - January 1 (Tuesday) 1:00 am
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
27dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
Event Details
Join the Community
Event Details
Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
december, 2018
Type of Event:
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CSI Holidays and Closings:
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CSI Holidays and Closings
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6dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
Event Details
Join the Community
Event Details
Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
12dec5:30 pm- 7:00 pmDrinking Water Wednesday
Event Details
Event Details
Have you ever wanted to get some basic information about your drinking water?
- What should I test my private well for?
- What testing is done on public water systems?
- How do I know if my water is safe?
Please join the Community Science Institute (CSI) in collaboration with the Tompkins County Health Department in our quarterly series of public forums, Drinking Water Wednesdays. CSI is a nonprofit environmental organization based in Ithaca, NY, that has operated a New York State certified water testing lab since 2003. A brief introduction will cover the most common tests including bacteria, nitrate, nitrite, and lead. This updated discussion will also cover information regarding cyanobacteria contamination of drinking water. Most of the forum will consist of CSI and Health Department staff responding to questions from the audience.
*Supported in part by a grant from the Park Foundation
Time
(Wednesday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
13dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
Event Details
Join the Community
Event Details
Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
20dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
Event Details
Join the Community
Event Details
Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
24dec - 1jandec 241:00 amjan 1- 1:00 amLab Closed for the Holiday
Event Details
The Community Science Institute Lab
Event Details
The Community Science Institute Lab will be closed for the holiday from December 24th through January 1st of 2018. Therefore, sample drop-off will end on Thursday, December 20th, and resume on Wednesday, January 2nd. During this time, if an urgent matter arises, please email us at info@communityscience.org.
Have a happy holiday!
Time
December 24 (Monday) 1:00 am - January 1 (Tuesday) 1:00 am
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY
27dec5:00 pm- 8:00 pmBiomonitoring Open Lab Hours 5 PM - 8 PM
Event Details
Join the Community
Event Details
Join the Community Science Institute for an evening of volunteer biomonitoring fun!
At these lab sessions, we pull organisms out of preserved samples that were collected over the summer and then sort and identify each organism to the taxonomic level of family. Instruction is provided and complete beginners are welcome. We look forward to seeing returning BMI sorting colleagues and meeting new folks interested in trying it out. There are so many amazing little creatures lurking beneath the rocks in our streams and looking for them can be a fun way to spend a fall or winter evening.
The results of this work gives us a great sense of overall water quality in the streams that were sampled this year and contribute to CSI’s unparalleled volunteer-driven water quality monitoring efforts in the region.
For more information, call our lab at (607) 257-6606 or email Adrianna at adrianna@communityscience.org
Time
(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Community Science Institute Lab
95 Brown Rd, Ithaca, NY