This website is the backbone of the Local Biology project. The website's main purpose is to support bringing together new naturalists, rangers, biologists, and anyone else interested in learning about and sharing knowledge about our experience of the living Earth.
Here are some details about how we expect this website to grow:
- The website is organized by place, and each member represents his or her own home-town. Each home-town fits into regions. Regions can be neighborhoods, school districts, towns, cities, ecological niches, or other configurations of groups of people living in proximity to one another.
- Folks participating in the local biology project through the website may write and share in their own language. The goal of the website is to grow to seamlessly incorporate all forms of human communication through highly accessible video, audio, text and images.
- We will grow a public calendar of local nature-related events, volunteer opportunities, seasonal information, organized by geographic location (regions).
Local Biology participants will write reviews and document these events so as to encourage more citizen support of local conservation efforts. The reason for this is that currently, it is quite difficult to locate these opportunities, even with a giant internet.