Bonnie Park Dam Removal
Dora Kelly Nature Park
Jackson View Landing
Telling stories together.
Changes in our environment are difficult to see and understand because they happen gradually, but long term monitoring projects are expensive and complex. Chronolog solves this problem by connecting communities with land stewards to create crowd-sourced timelapses of important natural areas.
Chronolog’s mission is twofold: First, to engage people with nature in an interactive new way. Second, to keep a record of phenological change for scientific use. By making environmental conservation a collaborative activity, people become interested in participating and compelled by the findings.
Blue Water River Walk
Fuller Farm Preserve
Selected Press
Park Visitors Chronolog Ecosystems To Help Monitor Change
Each year three million people visit Indiana Dunes State and National Parks. At the same time, park staff are actively managing and restoring hundreds of acres of wetlands, oak savannas, and o... Continue Reading
Citizen Science Timelapses at Shenandoah National Park
Landscapes change over time, but it can be hard to track what changes are actually occurring, and the data collection can be a massive undertaking. Recent developments in technology have made ... Continue Reading
Citizen Science Project At Keālia Pond National Wildlife Refuge
“Keālia Pond National Wildlife Refuge is excited to provide this opportunity for visitors to get involved and document their wildlife refuge,” said Courtney Brown, Keālia Pond NWR visitor serv... Continue Reading
The Changing Environment and Chronolog
If you haven’t been to the museum’s wetlands in a while (let’s face, not many people have since this past March) and you miss it, here’s a few shots of what it looks like now. Back in March th... Continue Reading
Recording Change One Photo at a Time
Environmental changes can move at a snail’s pace, making them costly to record and hard for the average person — and even scientists — to visualize. Now, Scenic Hudson has introduced an inexpe... Continue Reading
Big Thicket National Preserve: Chronolog Citizen Science
This project positively impacts the longleaf restoration project that the preserve has been a part of for over 10 years. This project will help BTNP monitor both the natural reforestation of t... Continue Reading
Chronolog is a fun and easy way to assist refuge staff in caring for this special place.
Courtney Brown
Keālia Pond NWR Visitor Service Manager
Photo added to Keālia Coastal Boardwalk, Hawaii, US on May 21, 2021