What’s New with CVNP Citizen Science?

Meet Cuyahoga Valley National Park biologist Dr. Mariamar Gutierrez to learn how citizen science efforts help the park keep track of its natural resources.

The Citizen Science Program at CVNP has a decades-long legacy of volunteers helping biologists monitor everything from bird, bat, and butterfly populations to the impacts of deer browsing on forests in the park.

Join to learn what these efforts have uncovered about CVNP’s ecological recovery and how new technologies and platforms will enhance participation in science.

WHAT TO EXPECT

5:00 PM: Doors Open, Networking & Cocktails

5:30 PM: Presentation

6:00 PM: Q & A with speaker

6:30 PM: Networking & Cocktails

7:00 PM: Event ends

TICKETS

Conservancy Members and Students: Free | General Admission: $10

About Low Power Happy Hour

Low Power Happy Hour features local professionals working toward a more sustainable future for Northeast Ohio. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various presenters and event participants do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of the Conservancy or official policies of the Conservancy.

About Mariamar Gutierrez Ramirez

Mariamar Gutierrez Ramirez is a Biologist at Cuyahoga Valley National Park. A trained avian ecologist, she has conducted research on birds for over 20 years across Central America and the United States. Her scientific work has focused on understanding the full-life cycle of long-distance migratory birds, especially during the migratory period.

She earned degrees of Bachelor of Science in Biology from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Nicaragua, Master of Science in Natural Resources from Delaware State University, and PhD in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst