Projects

Help humanitarians deliver aid in the Caribbean

Help catalogue vital meteorological data from across Africa as a vital step towards making it available for climate research.

Join us in bringing the Field Museum's Invertebrate Collection into the digital age

Help us expand access to important biodiversity data by correcting computer-generated transcriptions of our field journals!

Help us verify artificial intelligence results to learn about birds in the Texas savanna!

Is AI getting bird song right? Help ecologists study bird diversity!

We need your help to study immune cells in kidney tissue!

Help us recover historical weather observations from Singapore and the Malacca Straits

The information we extract from these images will help scientists to better understand the remarkable diversity of mammals and how they live their lives. These data will transform our comprehension of how mammals interact with each other and the environment.

Look for giant snakes and the animals they live around

Help humanitarians deliver aid in Sudan

These images hold tons of critical information about California plants — where they grow, what they look like, when they flower and fruit — and we need your help unlocking it.

Let's explore the invisible link between atmospheric electricity and the profound impact of climate change

Embark on an expedition as we journey into the depths of the Gulf of America (formerly Gulf of Mexico), on a mission to map communities of deep-sea coral!

Help researchers to spot small juvenile fish in their natural habitats!

Rebuilding Gonçalo Sampaio's intellectual connections through the transcription of more than 3,000 pages from his personal archive.

Open museum collection cabinets wide to the world, online!

Help the Drexel IceCube team decode signals from space!

The images we produce and associated specimen information recorded through this project will help scientists to describe and better understand the amazing bee biodiversity found worldwide.

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) maintains collections of living and preserved biological material. These add up to millions of physical holdings of insects, plants, fungi, bacteria, and nematodes. With your help transcribing the labels from our collections, we can bring this biodiversity data online and available for research and discovery.