The Dragonfly Mercury Project: A National Scale Assessment of Mercury Bioaccumulation and Risk in US National Parks Through a Citizen Science Framework

Flanagan Pritz C, Eagles-Smith C, Willacker J, Nelson S, Krabbenhoft D, Chen C, Ackerman J, Grant E, Pilliod D, Ko K. 2020. The Dragonfly Mercury Project: A National Scale Assessment of Mercury Bioaccumulation and Risk in US National Parks Through a Citizen Science Framework

Digital poster on the findings of the Dragonfly Mercury Project, a citizen science study using dragonfly larvae to investigate mercury risk in national parks and protected lands across the United States. Created with iPosterSessions.com. Created for and presented at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting in December 2020.

Type
Poster
Authors
Flanagan Pritz, Colleen; Eagles-Smith, Collin; Willacker, James; Nelson, Sarah; Krabbenhoft, David; Chen, Celia; Ackerman, Joshua; Grant, Evan; Pilliod, David; Ko, Katherine
Date of Issue
2020-12-08
Units
ARD
Keywords
air, air pollution, air resources division, appalachian mountain club, citizen science, dartmouth college, dragonfly larvae, dragonfly mercury project, mercury, national park service, u.s. geological survey, university of maine

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