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Spring Open Space events focus on area flora, fauna and severe weather

9-10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 15. Registration closes May 14. In this workshop, participants will use the ABQ Backyard Refuge Program (ABQBRP) workbook and learn a myriad of ways the Bachechi Open Space might better support local plants and wildlife. Meet with the ABQBRP team who will feature Bachechi Open Space as an example to demonstrate the first steps in creating a certified habitat and in turn, to be able to create and certify your own garden as a backyard refuge. SKYWARD Spotter Training 9-11 a.m. Saturday, May 22. Registration closes May 21. Join a National Weather Service of Albuquerque meteorologist who will teach the basics of severe local storms. This two-hour workshop includes training about thunderstorms, flash floods, downburst winds, tornadoes and more. This event is part of the volunteer SKYWARN weather spotters and volunteer training or the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS).

Citizen Scientist Month: volunteers needed to help monitor Wyoming weather

Citizen Scientist Month: volunteers needed to help monitor Wyoming weather By Brendan LaChance on April 5, 2021 CASPER, Wyo. April is national “Citizen Scientist Month” and the National Weather Service in Cheyenne said on Monday that “CoCoRaHS” is seeking volunteers to help monitor the weather. “Become a Citizen Scientist by joining CoCoRaHS,” the NWS in Cheyenne said. “Help take observations at your home & you’ll help us accurately forecast & help scientists study past storms.” “CoCoRaHS” stands for “Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network.” Anyone can join the network to help provided measurements of precipitation in their area and make other weather observations to help monitor the weather.

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