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When disaster strikes, strike back with citizen science!

Explore innovative citizen science projects that help monitor wildfires and report earthquakes for disaster recovery efforts.

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Photo: NOAA Natural disasters can be devastating and terrifying but in some cases, there are things we can do to take control. Here are a selection of citizen science projects designed to inform rescue efforts and related research.

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The SciStarter Team

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Geotag-X

After hurricanes, earthquakes, and other disasters, many people photograph the destruction and the rescue efforts. Geotag-X asks volunteers to record important details from photographs that recovery teams can use to plan their efforts. Read our latest blog entry to see how Geotag-X is being used.

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Did You Feel It?

The United States Geological Survey tracks earthquakes across the country. If you feel an earthquake, report the time, location, and details of the experience using an easy online form. Get Started!

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Did You See It?

Have you seen a landslide near you? In the United States, report these dangerous occurrences to the ...

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