Adventure Scientists trained two young adults pursuing degrees and careers in environmental science after a decade of fieldwork.
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🎒 Ten years ago, a family heard a strange chirp coming from a pile of rocks while backpacking at Mount Rainier. They went looking for the source, couldn't identify it,…
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Adventure Scientists
Explore. Collect. Protect.
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- Non-profit Organization Management
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- Bozeman, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Adventure Scientists
We equip partners with data collected from the outdoors that are crucial to unlocking solutions to the world's environmental challenges.
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Adventure Scientists published the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network (GCRMN) coral reef assessment, which includes 30 years of data, 600+ partners, and 120+ countries.
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Adventure Scientists published a field note on why nothing found still counts in their ongoing butternut preservation project
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Adventure Scientists collected thousands of volunteer hours, water quality and pika data, and tree-DNA samples from places scientists couldn't reach.
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