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Civic Lab
Protect local wildlife
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SedgeUtah's wild animals need our help! You'll learn how to protect our furry, feathered, and scaly friends so they can live happily in our beautiful state.
By the time the Olympics arrive, you could be leading projects to keep Utah's wildlife safe, making sure our mountains are healthy for everyone.
Optional materials for this quest.
Field Journal / Nature Notebook
RequiredYou will log wildlife sightings, habitat changes, and observations for six weeks. A durable, bound notebook keeps your citizen science data organized and ready to share with researchers.
Native Bee House / Pollinator Hotel
RequiredA wood and reed bee house gives native Utah solitary bees a place to nest — no hive, no stings, and a direct boost to local pollinators that support the Wasatch Front food web.
Binoculars for Kids / Beginners
Compact binoculars let you ID birds and mammals at a safe distance without disturbing them — essential for accurate wildlife observation logs and for using the Merlin Bird ID app effectively.